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More Than a Paycheck

Most of us don’t stop working—we stop expecting work to matter. We adjust our effort, narrow our hopes, and learn how to survive without disappointment. But if results aren’t the only thing that give work meaning, what is meant to carry us when the payoff disappears?

Hope Finds

So often we think hope is something we have to muster, protect, or rebuild on our own. But throughout Scripture, hope doesn’t start with people reaching up to God—it starts with God stepping into human stories. Into doubt. Into grief. Into places we thought were beyond redemption.What if hope is not found when we hold on but when we finally let go?

Hope Knows

Hope often gets reduced to wishful thinking—something we want to be true but can’t quite rely on. But what if real hope isn’t fragile optimism at all? What if it knows something we don’t—and that changes how we live right now?

Hope Sees

We protect good things for good reasons—stability, responsibility, the people and plans entrusted to us. But when what we protect starts limiting what we’re able to hope for, how do we let God expand our hopes without feeling reckless or irresponsible?

Generosity: It is worth your two cents

We want to be generous, yet the fear of not having enough keeps our hands half-closed. What if the smallest gift could reshape the kind of person you’re becoming far more than the size of the check?