We live in a world that constantly pushes us to do more, achieve more, and prove our worth.

But life with God is not about performance — it’s about presence. This is the life we were made for: To abide in and enjoy God’s presence. To know and be known by God. To love and be loved by Him. To walk daily with Jesus in the midst of our actual life.

So the invitation is to step off the exhausting treadmill of trying to prove ourselves and learn to rest in the love and grace of God.

As a church, our mission is simple: we invite people to enjoy life with God. In this series, through our study of the Gospel of John, we’ll explore how to live this out day by day.

Grow in your awareness of God’s presence. Find freedom, rest, and joy in Christ’s unfailing love. And extend to others an invitation into the gracious, welcoming presence of God.

We live in a world that constantly pushes us to do more, achieve more, and prove our worth.

But life with God is not about performance — it’s about presence. This is the life we were made for: To abide in and enjoy God’s presence. To know and be known by God. To love and be loved by Him. To walk daily with Jesus in the midst of our actual life.

So the invitation is to step off the exhausting treadmill of trying to prove ourselves and learn to rest in the love and grace of God.

As a church, our mission is simple: we invite people to enjoy life with God. In this series, through our study of the Gospel of John, we’ll explore how to live this out day by day.

Grow in your awareness of God’s presence. Find freedom, rest, and joy in Christ’s unfailing love. And extend to others an invitation into the gracious, welcoming presence of God.

We live in a world that constantly pushes us to do more, achieve more, and prove our worth.

But life with God is not about performance — it’s about presence. This is the life we were made for: To abide in and enjoy God’s presence. To know and be known by God. To love and be loved by Him. To walk daily with Jesus in the midst of our actual life.

So the invitation is to step off the exhausting treadmill of trying to prove ourselves and learn to rest in the love and grace of God.

As a church, our mission is simple: we invite people to enjoy life with God. In this series, through our study of the Gospel of John, we’ll explore how to live this out day by day.

Grow in your awareness of God’s presence. Find freedom, rest, and joy in Christ’s unfailing love. And extend to others an invitation into the gracious, welcoming presence of God.

We live in a world that constantly pushes us to do more, achieve more, and prove our worth.

But life with God is not about performance — it’s about presence. This is the life we were made for: To abide in and enjoy God’s presence. To know and be known by God. To love and be loved by Him. To walk daily with Jesus in the midst of our actual life.

So the invitation is to step off the exhausting treadmill of trying to prove ourselves and learn to rest in the love and grace of God.

As a church, our mission is simple: we invite people to enjoy life with God. In this series, through our study of the Gospel of John, we’ll explore how to live this out day by day.

Grow in your awareness of God’s presence. Find freedom, rest, and joy in Christ’s unfailing love. And extend to others an invitation into the gracious, welcoming presence of God.

We live in a world that constantly pushes us to do more, achieve more, and prove our worth.

But life with God is not about performance — it’s about presence. This is the life we were made for: To abide in and enjoy God’s presence. To know and be known by God. To love and be loved by Him. To walk daily with Jesus in the midst of our actual life.

So the invitation is to step off the exhausting treadmill of trying to prove ourselves and learn to rest in the love and grace of God.

As a church, our mission is simple: we invite people to enjoy life with God. In this series, through our study of the Gospel of John, we’ll explore how to live this out day by day.

Grow in your awareness of God’s presence. Find freedom, rest, and joy in Christ’s unfailing love. And extend to others an invitation into the gracious, welcoming presence of God.

We live in a world that constantly pushes us to do more, achieve more, and prove our worth.

But life with God is not about performance — it’s about presence. This is the life we were made for: To abide in and enjoy God’s presence. To know and be known by God. To love and be loved by Him. To walk daily with Jesus in the midst of our actual life.

So the invitation is to step off the exhausting treadmill of trying to prove ourselves and learn to rest in the love and grace of God.

As a church, our mission is simple: we invite people to enjoy life with God. In this series, through our study of the Gospel of John, we’ll explore how to live this out day by day.

Grow in your awareness of God’s presence. Find freedom, rest, and joy in Christ’s unfailing love. And extend to others an invitation into the gracious, welcoming presence of God.

You’re not alone. A lot of us hit points in life where we wonder: Why am I still like this? Whether it’s a short fuse, a distracted heart, or a low-grade grumpiness that won’t quit… we start asking: “How do I actually change?” Do we just grit our teeth and try harder? Buy another book? Download a productivity app? Yell affirmations into the mirror?

This summer, we’re inviting you into a different way of thinking about growth—one that doesn’t start with hustle or self-help. It starts with the Holy Spirit.

For 9 weeks we’ll explore the fruit of the Spirit from Galatians 5—love, joy, peace, patience, and more. We’ll ask honest questions, listen for good news, and discover how these traits actually grow in our real lives.

Together we’ll see that change is less about strain and will power, and more about staying connected to the source. Because the fruit of the Spirit is not a checklist to perform, but a picture of what Jesus is like.

You’re not alone. A lot of us hit points in life where we wonder: Why am I still like this? Whether it’s a short fuse, a distracted heart, or a low-grade grumpiness that won’t quit… we start asking: “How do I actually change?” Do we just grit our teeth and try harder? Buy another book? Download a productivity app? Yell affirmations into the mirror?

This summer, we’re inviting you into a different way of thinking about growth—one that doesn’t start with hustle or self-help. It starts with the Holy Spirit.

For 9 weeks we’ll explore the fruit of the Spirit from Galatians 5—love, joy, peace, patience, and more. We’ll ask honest questions, listen for good news, and discover how these traits actually grow in our real lives.

Together we’ll see that change is less about strain and will power, and more about staying connected to the source. Because the fruit of the Spirit is not a checklist to perform, but a picture of what Jesus is like.