Just as a racecar driver doesn't rush blindly into a corner but slows down, looks ahead, and prepares for the turn, we want to take time to prepare for what God is calling us into this season. Through Joshua 1–4, we'll explore what it looks like to transition well — not rushing ahead, but pausing to prepare.

We're all heading into the same corner — from summer into fall — but we're each coming into it from a different lane, at a different speed, from different circumstances. What are you transitioning from? What do you need to prepare you for all that God is calling you into this fall?

The Psalms have been the prayer book of God's people for over 3,000 years. They give voice to every human emotion—joy and sorrow, confidence and doubt, gratitude and lament—and teach us to bring every part of our lives before God. Pastor and author Eugene Peterson believed the Psalms help us "get inside the truth," while songwriter Bono of the rock band U2 has admired their "brutal honesty" before God. Throughout July, we'll journey through four different types of Psalms and discover why these ancient songs continue to shape lives and deepen faith today.

What does it truly mean to find your place in the family of God? Throughout our Roles series, we explored how God beautifully designs the church to function when every individual steps into their unique calling. From celebrating the vital, everyday impact of our volunteers to looking at how our Heavenly Father's faithfulness inspires earthly fathers, we discovered that no role is too small or insignificant.

The title comes from Ephesians 1, where Paul prays we would understand “the incredible greatness of God’s power”—the same power that raised Christ from the dead. The resurrection wasn’t just history; it revealed the power available to everyone who belongs to Jesus.

Even with real pressures and broken systems, we choose to fix our eyes on Christ, His victory, His authority, and who we are in Him. As we live from that power, how we see and stand begins to change.

Just as a driver doesn't rush blindly into a corner but slows down, looks ahead, and prepares for the turn, we want to take time to prepare for what God is calling us into this season. Through Joshua 1–4, we'll explore what it looks like to transition well — not rushing ahead, but pausing to prepare.

We're all heading into the same corner — from summer into fall — but we're each coming into it from a different lane, at a different speed, from different circumstances. What are you transitioning from? What do you need to prepare you for all that God is calling you into this fall?

Join us as we head into the corner together.