Sometimes faith feels like walking on calm, sandy shores. Other times… it feels like you’re stepping out of the boat into deep, unpredictable waters. Faith isn’t about avoiding the waves—it’s about trusting Jesus to hold you up when they rise. It's remembering that the One who called you onto the water is the same One who will not let you sink. “Take heart; it is I. Do not be afraid.” – Matthew 14:27 💬 Today’s Prompt: Where is God asking you to step out of the boat right now? - Is it a conversation you’ve been avoiding? - A new opportunity that feels bigger than you? - A moment where you have to trust without proof? Share your “deep water” step of faith so we can stand with you in prayer and encouragement. 👇 You never know—your step might help someone else find the courage to take theirs.

Thriving doesn’t mean everything is perfect. It means we’re rooted in gratitude, growing through the challenges, and walking in God’s daily grace. 🙌 Even when life feels messy—there’s always something to be thankful for. And that gratitude? It’s what waters the soil of our faith. “They will be like a tree planted by the water... its leaves are always green.” – Jeremiah 17:8 Let’s encourage one another! What’s one thing you’re thankful for today, and one way you’ve seen yourself thriving lately? Your “thriving” could look like: 🌱 Choosing joy 🌱 Resting without guilt 🌱 Keeping your cool in a tough moment 🌱 Taking one obedient step forward 👇 Share below and tag a friend to remind them they’re thriving too—even if it doesn’t always feel like it. You’re not just surviving—you’re thriving because of who holds your future.

Walking in faith isn’t always easy…But it’s always worth it. 🙌 Sometimes it feels like running with confidence. Other days? It feels like crawling with tears. But every step you take in obedience—even the shaky ones—God honors it. “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” – Psalm 119:105 💬 Today’s Prompt: What’s one area of your life where you're choosing to walk by faith right now? It could be: - Trusting God with your future - Believing for healing or provision - Staying faithful in a slow or quiet season - Letting go of control in a relationship or situation 👇 Share your walk—we’re here to pray, support, and walk this journey with you. Let today be a reminder: You may not know what’s next, but you do know the One who goes before you.

This one’s going to fill your heart and your playlist. We know how powerful worship can be—those moments when lyrics hit deeper than expected, when melodies become prayers, and when a simple song turns into a personal altar between you and God. 🙌 Worship isn’t just music. It’s how we connect. It's how we pour out gratitude, release burdens, and draw closer to the Father. It lifts our spirit, shifts the atmosphere, and reminds us who God is and who we are in Him. 💬 Today’s Prompt: What’s your favorite worship song right now—and why? 🎧 Is it an old hymn that takes you back to childhood? 🔥 A new song that wrecked you in the car last week? 🙌 One you play when you need breakthrough, comfort, or celebration? Tell us the title, artist, and the line that hits your soul the hardest. **For safety of our members, please do not post links** 💡 Why This Post Matters: We’re building a community playlist—a sound of testimony, hope, and praise from every corner of our group. Whether you’re in a joyful season or one that feels heavy, there’s likely a song here that will speak right to your situation. 👇 So let’s create a space full of anthems and praise—drop your favorite worship song below and tell us what it means to you.

As Christians, the world often looks to us—with expectations, assumptions, and hope. Non-believers may expect us to be perfect. Others turn to us in moments of crisis, seeking prayer, comfort, and guidance. Whether we’re ready for it or not, we are seen as a light—and people watch how we respond, especially in times of tragedy. People tend to look up to those who live with strong morals and visible peace. But they may also turn away from believers who seem hypocritical or lost. The truth is, the expectations placed on Christians are high—and we feel that pressure daily. While getting in to the topic of the day, let's internally reflect, asking ourselves "Are we the Christian people are coming to in time of need because they trust me?" Today, let’s talk about a very specific and deeply painful topic: How do we, as believers, respond when suicide impacts our lives or community? Suicide rates have steadily increased over the past 15 years, reaching a troubling peak in 2022. Many of us have been touched by this—personally, through a loved one, or someone close in our community. Even Scripture doesn’t shy away from this hard reality: - King Saul, wounded and desperate, fell on his sword (1 Samuel 31:4). - Judas Iscariot, overcome with guilt, took his life after betraying Jesus (Matthew 27:5). - Samson, in a final act of strength, ended his life to defeat the Philistines (Judges 16:30). These are tragic stories. But they remind us of the weight of human struggle and the brokenness we all carry. Yet in the midst of darkness, God’s truth remains: Life is sacred. We are made in His image (Genesis 1:27). He knows every hair on our head (Luke 12:7). He gives our lives purpose (Psalm 139:13–16). And He calls us to choose life (Deuteronomy 30:19). So how do we respond when suicide shakes our world? We start with prayer. We pray for the soul of the one lost. We pray for the healing of those left behind. We pray for peace, for mercy, and for God’s comfort to meet the grieving in their lowest place. We thank God for creating each of us uniquely and lovingly—and we surrender the rest to His will.