08/24/2026
Every year, we set aside this week to do something simple but easy to forget in the rush of everyday life: to seek God. Not just to ask Him for things, not just to check a box, but to actually pursue Him — to slow down long enough to remember that He is near, that He sees us, and that He is still moving.
Our hope for this week is simple. We hope you encounter God in a way that’s honest — not performed, not polished, just real. We hope you let Him search the parts of your heart you don’t usually hand over. And we hope that by the end of this week, you’d walk away not just having done something spiritual, but having actually met with God.
Our hope for our church is that even though each of us will be praying these words on our own — in our cars, at our kitchen tables, before bed, in the quiet moments of an ordinary day — we would somehow feel more connected, not less. That we’d sense we’re part of something bigger than our own private faith. Because we are. This week, this whole church family is seeking God together, even when we’re apart.
So here’s what we’re asking: pick a time each day this week — same time, if you can — and pray through that day’s focus. Don’t rush it. Let it be honest. And trust that God is doing something in you that He’s doing in the person sitting three rows over, too.
You’re praying alone. But you’re not praying alone 🤍
