What if God has given you something the world desperately needs?

This past Sunday, at Storyline's Gathering, we explored how our passions, wounds, gifts, and talents come together in God’s good story.

Leading up to Easter, and in the weeks since, we’ve been asking questions about perfection. And we've discovered that maybe God isn’t offering us an escape into a perfect paradise as much as an invitation into a good story—one that’s still unfolding, still growing, and not dependent on us getting everything right.

This past Sunday, at Storyline’s Gathering, we explored what that looks like in real life—through a story of grief, growth, and the unexpected ways we’re changed when we’re truly seen.

So, if Easter is the invitation into God's good story, not a perfect paradise, but a growing garden where we are in the process of becoming... what does it look like to get in on that? This was the question we wondered about together this past Sunday morning at Storyline's Gathering.

Lately, we have been looking at the questions people have about life and about God. We often wonder what God thinks about us. Why does it feel like we have to be perfect to keep everyone, including God, happy? How good is good enough? We looked at the rules of God’s game and how we might be playing it wrong.

Lately, we have been looking at the questions people have about life and about God. We often wonder what God thinks about us. Why does it feel like we have to be perfect to keep everyone, including God, happy? How good is good enough? We looked at the rules of God’s game and how we might be playing it wrong.

This past Sunday, at Storyline’s Gathering, we celebrated “Saints Among Us.” Storyliners honored the saints among us who have made a tremendous difference in their lives.

We guard what we value and seal off what is dangerous. This past Sunday, at Storyline's Gathering, we explored the difference between a guarded heart and a sealed one, and how God's grace can bring life back to the places we've closed off.

We’ve been wondering together about some common questions. This past Sunday, at Storyline’s Gathering, we considered: what is religion for, anyway?

A famous philosopher once said, “he who has a Why can survive any how.” And Jesus seems to agree.

For the next few weeks, we are considering together some of the most important Why questions of life.

This past Sunday at Storyline was a very special Gathering.

It was our annual "Commercial Sunday."

We celebrated the ways that God shows up in real life—even in commercials.

What is life really for?

This past Sunday, at Storyline's Gathering, we wrapped up our Life Worth Living series by exploring how hope, faith, and love invite us into something bigger than simply playing it safe or trying to be “nice.” We wondered together about who we are, why we’re here, and the joy that comes from living on mission.

To start 2026, we've been wondering together about cultivating a life worth living. But what about when life doesn't cooperate? What about the pain we didn’t choose, the losses we can’t explain, and the evil we can’t ignore? What about suffering?

This past Sunday, at Storyline's Gathering, we considered how God is inviting us to navigate, survive, and even thrive when life is hard.

This past Sunday, at Storyline’s Gathering, we explored how Jesus’s invitation to “lose our lives to find them” isn’t about becoming less of ourselves, but more fully who we were made to be. Together, we considered how understanding who we are helps us live lives that are genuinely worth living.

The band performed songs by Christina Perri, The Avett Brothers, Brandi Carlile, and more.

We are entering a new year, with the promise of new beginnings and a lot of hope. There is no shortage of advice on how to turn things around in life. Jesus has a very surprising way of leading toward a fresh start.

This past Sunday, at Storyline's Gathering, we wondered together about Jesus' unique way of turning life around.

The band performed songs by U2, Lauren Daigle, Damien Rice, and more.

We are entering a new year, with the promise of new beginnings and a lot of hope. There is no shortage of advice on how to turn things around in life. Jesus has a very surprising way of leading toward a fresh start.

This past Sunday, at Storyline's Gathering, we wondered together about Jesus' unique way of turning life around.

The band performed songs by U2, Lauren Daigle, Damien Rice, and more.