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In a world that keeps our eyes on screens, schedules, problems, and ourselves, maybe part of holy attention is simply go...
08/21/2026

In a world that keeps our eyes on screens, schedules, problems, and ourselves, maybe part of holy attention is simply going outside, looking up, and remembering who made it all.

08/21/2026

There are moments when the Spirit brings people into a kind of unity we could never manufacture on our own.

In worship, it might sound like voices finding the same harmony without planning it. In everyday life, it can look like following a prompting to serve, care for someone, meet a need, or show up with love.

Those moments give us little glimpses of heaven, places where we get to see what can happen when we are attentive to the Spirit and willing to follow where He leads.

🎙️If you missed out latest Palms Up Conversation, you can watch the full episode on our YouTube channel.

08/20/2026

Psalm 116 gives us words for the moments when we look back and realize God was carrying us through more than we knew.

We can remember the prayers He heard, the tears He met us in, and the ways He has been faithful, and let that remembrance lead us back into worship.

This reading is from our most recent Palms Up Worship Night: Session 2. Watch the full worship experience now on YouTube.

08/19/2026

This past Sunday, we began a new sermon series called Open Spaces, exploring how God uses the landscapes of Scripture to reveal who He is and reshape the way we see our lives.

We started with the sky and the invitation to look up. So much of life keeps our attention fixed on what’s right in front of us: our screens, schedules, problems, worries, and ourselves.

But throughout Scripture, God often draws people into open spaces to widen their perspective, awaken wonder, and help them see beyond the limits of their circumstances.

Over the next several weeks, we’ll keep exploring what creation can teach us about paying attention to God.

This week, start simple: step outside, lift your eyes, and notice what changes when you remember how much bigger God is than what’s been consuming your attention.

08/16/2026

So much of life can become an effort to control, produce, prove, or force what comes next. But creation offers us a different picture.

Trees grow. Rivers move. Flowers open. None of it is striving to become something other than what God created it to be.

Maybe holy attention means noticing where we are resisting God’s work in us, and becoming more open to what He wants to form in our lives.

What might change if we stopped trying to control everything and trusted God enough to let Him lead?

08/14/2026

A glimpse from our most recent Palms Up Worship Night 🙏 The full worship experience is now on YouTube.

We invite you to set aside some space to slow down, worship, and become aware of God’s presence. We pray this experiences helps you encounter the living God and rest in His faithful presence 💛

08/14/2026

A new Palms Up Conversation is now on YouTube 🔥
In this episode, our worship team reflects on what it looks like to bring both our gifts and our broken places before Jesus, trust God’s presence when life feels uncertain, and pay attention to the holy moments we might otherwise rush past.

It’s a candid conversation about worship beyond performance, choosing obedience over perfection, and learning to come before God with open hands.

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08/13/2026

When worry takes over, our attention tends to shrink around the thing we can’t control. The future. The outcome. The worst-case scenario.

In Matthew 6, Jesus doesn’t ignore those fears. He redirects our attention toward God’s character, reminding us that our Father knows what we need and that His care is already at work.

Holy attention is learning to notice what anxiety can make easy to miss: God is still present, still providing, and still worthy of our trust.

08/12/2026

Worry has a way of shrinking our world until the thing we fear is all we can see.

In Matthew 6:26, Jesus invites us into holy attention: “Look at the birds of the air.”

The birds, the flowers, the sky around us aren’t the point. They point beyond themselves to a God who provides, sustains, and knows what we need.

This week, practice holy attention. Look up. Notice the world God made. Let creation remind you of God’s character, His care, and the value He has placed on your life.

08/07/2026

You may not have the right words for someone. You may not know how to fix what they’re carrying. But you can notice them.

Throughout the Gospels, Jesus repeatedly stops for the person others overlook. He sees them, listens to them, and makes room for them.

In a world where so many people feel unseen, giving someone your full attention can be a deeply meaningful way to love them.

Who might God be inviting you to notice this week?

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