Yesterday, I had cataract surgery on my right eye. In just a couple of weeks, I’ll have the left one done too. But for now, I’m living in an unusual reality: one eye clouded with cataracts, and the other suddenly able to see with clarity.What a shock that first moment was - seeing through my cataract-free eye. Everything was brighter. Whiter. Cleaner. Light reflected off the floors and walls like ...

Being an athlete for the majority of my life, I know what it means to work hard and make commitments. But my first semester and season in a new state with new coaches and a team full of strangers was difficult. Even as an extrovert, I found myself constantly thinking about how I would fit into this team. How could I compare to a group that already seemed so connected? The other first-year students...

At the end of our 5-week Summer Journey Session, we asked the men and women who participated to reflect on how God moved in their lives during this intentional time in His Word. From daily readings to weekly conversations, the stories that poured in were powerful reminders that when we abide in Christ, He shows up and transforms us from the inside out. Here are some of their incredible responses!“...

Life can be chaotic. Whether you’re carrying the weight of being a husband, wife, parent, athlete, provider, employee, business owner - or all of the above - it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. We strive to lead our families well, grow in our faith, stay healthy, invest in our marriages, and pour into our kids. Somewhere along the way, the pressure builds, and we begin to feel like we’re falling short ...

I used to chase hockey, success, and performance. And for a while, they filled me - until they didn’t. Have you ever felt like something was missing, even when everything looked good on the outside? I have. Some days, I’m full of purpose. Other days, I feel completely drained. But through all of it I’ve found a peace and strength that doesn’t come from achievement. It comes from Jesus.“For when I ...