When life pulls you in a thousand directions, Colossians 1 calls us back to what truly matters. Paul reminds us that Jesus is not just important—He is supreme, holding all things together and deserving first place in everything. In a noisy, crowded world, this chapter offers clarity, grounding our priorities in Christ and the hope of the gospel.

Ever feel like you don’t quite belong? In John 17, Jesus prayed for you—for us—to be part of His eternal family. The family of God isn’t built on bloodlines or performance but on love, relationship, and belonging. Through Christ, you’re not an orphan wandering alone—you’re a beloved child with a seat at the table, a family that stretches across generations, and a home that lasts forever.

Faith can be a game-changer—or it can get lost in the shuffle. Judges 2:10 shows a generation that completely forgot God, despite their parents witnessing epic miracles. Meanwhile, 2 Timothy 1:3-8 spotlights Timothy, whose faith was lit up by his grandma Lois, mom Eunice, and mentor Paul. The difference? Intentionality—real conversations, visible faith, and constant encouragement. We’re all part of this generational chain. The question is: Are we passing the torch or letting