Together FOR Tuscaloosa
Most of us are trying to build a good life. We want healthy relationships, strong families, meaningful work, real faith, and a life that feels like it is actually headed somewhere. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus shows us what life looks like when it is built on Him.
Summer on the Mount
Most of us are not opposed to doing hard things. We do hard things all the time when we believe the result is worth it. Because somewhere deep down, they believe the outcome is worth the cost. But when it comes to following Jesus, many of us assume it should feel easier.
Challenge Accepted
Love isn’t something you find—it’s something you form. And the strongest relationships are built by people who are becoming more like Jesus in the way they love.
Love-ology
Jesus didn’t come to start a religion. He came to establish a kingdom. And that kingdom is the only one that will last.
The Last Kingdom
We don’t run because we’re rebellious, we run because we’re afraid. And the good news isn’t that we finally stop running. It’s that God runs toward us.
Why We Run
The God who parted seas, spoke through fire, and was born in a manger hasn’t changed. He’s the Same God—still moving, still speaking, still with us. Join us this Christmas as we rediscover the God who never changed.
Same God
Most people think gratitude is about saying thanks for the good stuff. But what if gratitude is actually how we fight back against cynicism, apathy, and the noise of everyday life? Broken and Grateful is a four-week series about rediscovering the kind of gratitude that wakes you up to grace, strengthens you in struggle, and helps you see God’s goodness even in what’s broken.
Broken and Grateful
Being FOR Tuscaloosa means that we are actively invested in the well-being of the city, not just spiritually but physically and emotionally as well.
We’re living through a trust crisis—personally, culturally, and spiritually. But trust isn't dead. Jesus offers a better way: to rebuild what’s broken in our lives, our relationships, and our faith by becoming people of trust again.
Trust Issues
Got doubts? You’re not alone. Asking for a Friend is a four-week series that tackles the most common objections to Christianity with honesty, clarity, and evidence. Whether you're skeptical, curious, or just looking for real answers, this series invites you to explore faith without pressure and discover why belief in Jesus is more reasonable than you think.
Asking for a Friend
Heaven, Hell, and Everything in Between
Everyone wonders what happens after we die. Most people believe in heaven. Fewer believe in hell. And almost no one is sure what to do with either. This series explores the questions we’re all asking about life after death—and why the answers might matter more to your life right now than you think.
You can’t control what life throws at you, but you can control how you respond. Faith gives us the tools to respond with wisdom, grace, and strength—even when we’re triggered.
