Get ready for sun, sand, and spiritual growth! The TCAT Students Beach Retreat is happening May 30 – June 2 at the beautiful Laguna Christian Beach Resort, and we couldn’t be more excited to see what God has in store.

This four-day getaway is designed to help students disconnect from the everyday grind and reconnect with God, friends, and their purpose. We’ll have powerful worship sessions, inspiring messages, small group time, and plenty of opportunities to just hang out and have fun on the beach.

Whether they're deepening their faith, building lasting friendships, or simply making unforgettable memories, this retreat will be a milestone moment for each student. From morning devotionals by the waves to late-night beach bonfires, every moment is planned to refresh hearts and refuel souls.

Details:

• 📅 Dates: May 30 – June 2, 2025

• 🌊 Location: Laguna Christian Beach Resort

• 💰 Cost: $200 per person (includes lodging, meals, and all activities)

Please note: All spots are now full!
We’re incredibly grateful for the overwhelming interest in this year’s retreat. Even if you aren’t attending, we invite you to join us in prayer—for life-changing encounters, spiritual breakthroughs, lasting friendships, and safe travels for all who are going.

Thank you for covering our students in love and faith!

As we continue reading through the New Testament, our next book is Jude—a powerful and urgent letter written by the half-brother of Jesus. Jude calls believers to contend for the faith and stand firm against false teachers who seek to distort the gospel and divide the church.

Drawing from vivid Old Testament examples, Jude reminds us that false teaching is a serious threat that must be met with truth, discernment, and perseverance. He urges us to build ourselves up in the faith, pray in the Spirit, and keep ourselves in the love of God as we await Christ’s return.

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As we continue reading through the New Testament, our next book is 3 John—a personal and encouraging letter that highlights the importance of living out the truth through love and hospitality. John commends faithful believers who welcome and support others in the work of the gospel, even as he warns against those who reject the truth and stir division.

This letter reminds us that walking in truth means more than just knowing it—it means living it out through generosity, humility, and a commitment to doing what is right. John encourages us to follow the example of those who serve faithfully and to be a people marked by both truth and love.

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As we continue reading through the New Testament, our next book is 2 John—a brief but powerful letter that speaks directly to the importance of truth and love in the life of every believer. Writing to a faithful community, the apostle John warns against the influence of false teachers and urges the church to remain grounded in the truth of Christ.

This letter reminds us that true Christian fellowship must be rooted in sound doctrine and expressed through genuine love. John encourages us to walk in obedience to God’s commands, to be discerning in our relationships, and to guard the truth that unites us as followers of Jesus.

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As we continue our journey through the New Testament, our next book is 1 John—a powerful letter from John the Beloved, also the author of the Gospel of John and Revelation. Written to address false teaching in the church, this letter calls believers back to the core of the gospel message.

John reminds us that God is both light and love, and those who truly know Him will reflect that light and love in the way they live. He encourages us to walk in truth, love one another deeply, and remain confident in our identity as children of God.

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Next in Our Bible Reading Plan: 2 Peter
As we continue reading through the New Testament, our next book is 2 Peter—a heartfelt and urgent letter written shortly before Peter’s death. Having heard of false teaching spreading among the churches, Peter writes to warn believers and encourage them to stand firm in the truth of God’s Word.

This letter reminds us to grow in spiritual maturity by building our lives on the firm foundation of Scripture and cultivating Christlike character. Peter urges us to be diligent in confirming our calling and to remain steadfast, knowing that God’s promises are sure and His return is certain.

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Next in Our Bible Reading Plan: 1 Peter

As we continue reading through the New Testament, our next book is 1 Peter—a letter of encouragement and hope written to believers facing persecution.

Addressed to the “elect exiles of the Dispersion” (1 Peter 1:1), this powerful letter reminds us that, though we may experience trials, we have an inheritance that is imperishable, undefiled, and unfading (1 Peter 1:4). Peter calls us to stand firm in faith, trusting in Jesus, our Living Hope, who gives us courage amid opposition.

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The Spring JH Outback Experience is April 4th-6th! Typically this is for husbands and wives or parents and children, however spots for husbands and wives are sold out already, but there are still openings for parent/child pairs attendees.  

The weekend will focus on building connection and communication to navigate the challenges of the teenage years through college. You’ll bond through shared goals, challenges, and a deeper understanding of life purpose and biblical values.  

This life-changing experience is $395, covering all meals and lodging. And scholarships are available—don’t let finances hold you back!  Sign up today and create memories that will last a lifetime!

Next in Our Bible Reading Plan: The Book of James

Join us as we continue our journey through the New Testament! Up next in our Bible reading plan is the Book of James—a powerful and practical guide to living a Christ-centered life.

Written by James, the brother of Jesus, this letter challenges us to stand firm in trials, control our words, and walk in humility before the Lord. James reminds us that true faith is demonstrated through faithful works, calling us to live out what we believe.

📖 How It Works:

• We read one chapter per day

• Engage in discussion and reflection together

We’d love for you to read along with us and grow together in faith!

As we continue diving into God’s Word, we turn to the book of Hebrews—a powerful letter that points us to the supremacy of Jesus Christ. Hebrews reminds us that Jesus is greater than anything or anyone that came before Him. He is our perfect High Priest, our ultimate Sacrifice, and the fulfillment of God’s promises.

This book challenges us to hold fast to our faith, to trust in the work of Christ, and to run the race set before us with perseverance. Let’s read together and be encouraged to fix our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith! 🙌

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As we continue our journey through Scripture, we turn to the short yet powerful letter of Philemon. Written by the Apostle Paul, this book provides a beautiful example of forgiveness and reconciliation.

Paul appeals to Philemon to forgive his servant Onesimus, who had stolen from him and run away. But now, Onesimus is more than just a servant—he is a brother in Christ. This letter challenges us to see how Jesus reorients our relationships, calling us to extend grace, love, and unity to all people.

Let’s read together and reflect on how Christ’s love shapes the way we forgive!

Join Us for a Daily Study of the New Testament – Next: Titus

We are continuing our daily journey through the New Testament, one chapter at a time, and our next stop is the book of Titus.

The last of the pastoral epistles, Titus was written to guide and support the establishment of elders and churches on the island of Crete. Paul’s letter to Titus encourages us to embrace both right beliefs through sound doctrine and right behavior through godliness.

Titus 3:1 reminds believers to “be ready for every good work,” and in doing so, we reflect the “goodness and lovingkindness of God our Savior” (Titus 3:4). As we dive into this short but impactful book, we’ll be challenged to live out our faith in practical ways, showing God’s love to the world.

Join us as we read through the book of Titus together, one chapter a day. Click the link below to join the discussion group and read along with others.

Let’s be encouraged to live out our faith with integrity, good works, and godliness, just as Titus was called to lead the believers of Crete.

Gather 25 in Tuscaloosa

In 2025, for 25 hours, the Global Church will gather across six continents for a time of prayer, worship, repentance, and commissioning. Every time zone. Every language. Every denomination. Every generation. Some will gather in churches, some will gather in living rooms, some will gather on campuses, and some will gather in stadiums. But we will all be connected at once, across continents, lifting up a single shout of praise and a single prayer to heaven. This is a moment for every man, woman, and child who follows Jesus!

We can’t wait. We believe God will do amazing things in and through YOU, His Church.