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International Women's Day Sunday Service

MAR 8, 2026

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Join us for a special service as we celebrate International Women's Day together! Tune in as we hear from our very own Women's Ministry Leader, Shawn Patterson.

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Atlanta, GA 30331

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Hustle Culture and the Way of Jesus

Hustle culture celebrates grind and productivity, but Scripture offers a wiser path—one that affirms grit and ambition while warning against striving apart from God. This post explores when ambition is healthy, when hustle becomes harmful, and how Jesus models a life of purpose, trust, and rest.

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Bible Verses About Dating

Dating can feel uncertain in a culture full of mixed messages, but Scripture offers timeless wisdom for pursuing relationships with purpose and integrity. From guarding the heart to valuing character and seeking God first, these Bible verses about dating help guide believers toward healthy, God-honoring relationships rooted in love, patience, and faith.

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When Love Becomes an Idol

In a culture that elevates romantic love as the ultimate source of fulfillment, it’s easy to place expectations on relationships that only God can meet. While romance is a gift, it was never meant to replace God’s role in our lives. This post invites readers to examine where love may have become an idol and rediscover the deeper, steadier intimacy found in God alone.