Did 2025 unfold the way you expected? Most of us would probably say no. Maybe that health issue you’ve prayed about still hasn’t resolved. The job opportunity fell through. The relationship you thought was "the one" ended… If you’re ending the year exhausted, you're in good company. The ancient prophet Jeremiah understood that feeling intimately. But in the middle of Jeremiah’s lament, he remembers this truth: there is always hope in the Lord.

Christmas can often feel like an endless list of to-dos: Buying presents for your loved ones, attending school shows for your kids, baking for those holiday parties, and on it goes. Christmas was never meant to be a burdensome time or a season filled with consumption. Rather, it’s a period where we should pause, thank God, and reflect on the true meaning of this special day. Join us as we learn what this truth is and what it means for our Christmas celebrations today.

There's a destructive force lurking in every human heart, so subtle we rarely recognize it until the damage is done. It masquerades as confidence, hides behind accomplishments, and whispers that we've earned everything we have. This force is pride, and left unchecked, it will consume everything in its path. As we come to the end of David’s life, his pride comes to light in the form of a great sin. Join us as we learn what this sin looked like and how it models our need for humility.

The word "impossible" gets thrown around carelessly in our culture. We say things are impossible when we really mean they're difficult, unlikely, or inconvenient. But the story of Christmas confronts us with genuine impossibilities—things that defy the laws of nature, logic, and human capability. The “impossible” is exactly what God did 2,000 years ago and it changed the world forever.

Over two thousand years ago, a baby boy was sent to the world to live a perfect life, die a death He didn’t deserve, and resurrect three days later. Why? Because the world needed a Savior. But the part we often forget is that Jesus wasn’t just sent to save us from our sins; He was sent to send us out on a mission. Join us as we discover this special calling and how we can be a part of it today.

When you’re going through a hard time, who’s the first person you call? Maybe it’s a parent, sibling or best friend. It may sound cliché, but God wants to be the first person you seek. How exactly should we pray and what should we expect from these conversations with God? Join us as we discover how one prayer from thousands of years ago is still a crucial model for us today.

There is a tension that lives in all of us. We sense there's something wrong within our souls, something broken that needs fixing. Our conscience whispers accusations about choices we've made, paths we've taken, and words we wish we could take back. Then when we think of a holy God, we cower in fear of judgment. But what if everything you thought about God's posture toward you was wrong? Christmas reminds us that Jesus was sent not to condemn, but to save us from our brokenness.

Through our church, God is changing lives not just in Miami, but also around the world in our Global Campuses. Join us as we celebrate all that God has done this year in our Global Campuses and look ahead to how He will continue to save lives in the years to come.

The story of King David and Bathsheba provides one of the Bible’s most honest examinations of how quickly things can spiral out of control. Here was a man after God's own heart, the giant-slayer, the psalmist, the humble shepherd who becomes king against all odds—now an adulterer and even a murderer. In what should be a season of triumph and prosperity, David experiences his greatest moral failure. Join us as we learn an important lesson from David’s life: sin will cost you everything.