J. R. R. Tolkien once coined the word eucatastrophe. It literally means a “good catastrophe” — the sudden happy turn in a story that pierces you with a joy that brings tears.Joseph’s father, Jacob, ha...  Read More

This weekend is everything for us.In many ways, all our faith hinges on what we remember and celebrate over these next few days. Good Friday and Easter Sunday are not separate events, but one unified ...  Read More

Have you ever noticed how life is more connected than you think? There are moments when you look back and begin to see how events in your life, even ones that felt random, painful, or insignificant, w...  Read More

Have you ever noticed how every story has a turning point? There’s always a moment (or a series of moments) when things begin to shift. When you look back, you can point to it and say, that’s where ev...  Read More

Have you ever felt forgotten? You tried to do the right thing. You tried to be faithful. You put in the effort to help others. And somehow it feels like none of it mattered. Sometimes it even feels li...  Read More

This Sunday, we’ll continue our series "For Good: The Life of Joseph" as we follow Joseph’s journey into Egypt. After being sold into slavery by his brothers, Joseph ends up in the house of Potiphar. ...  Read More

Tomorrow, we conclude our series Different on Purpose. But honestly, last night’s Night to Shine showed exactly why Reach Church is different on purpose. All night, I watched so many of you step up to...  Read More

Do you remember singing Sunday school songs? One of the most memorable for many of us was about a “wee little man” named Zacchaeus. (A wee little man was he!) It’s a “church kid” classic, but the stor...  Read More

It’s been bitter cold and snowy, and if you’re like me, you’ve probably spent way more time inside than you planned this week. But our parking lot is plowed and ready for tomorrow! We’ll be continuing...  Read More

Why come to church? After all, we often say something that’s absolutely true: there’s nothing you can do to make God love you more, and nothing you can do to make God love you less - that includes com...  Read More

This Sunday’s message will come from a short but powerful passage in 2 Samuel 12, where the prophet Nathan confronts King David. It’s a story that captures the very heart of the message we preach at R...  Read More

This Sunday marks our first Sunday of 2026, and there’s something meaningful about beginning a new year together as a church family. As we gather, I want to set the direction for where we’re heading i...  Read More