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Together, we'll explore the question, "What does it look like to not run empty, but to keep your tank filled all the time?"
God-Designed Healthy Rhythms
Empty is a practical teaching series about discovering the healthy rhythms God designed to restore our souls. In a culture that celebrates busyness, overcommitment, and constant striving, many of us are running on empty without even realizing it.
Through powerful biblical imagery—empty tanks, wells, valleys, hearts, and more—we'll explore how practices like Sabbath, prayer, fasting, recreation, healthy relationships, caring for our bodies, grieving well, and walking with the Holy Spirit can refill what life has drained.
Each week offers practical steps to help you replace unhealthy habits with life-giving rhythms that lead to lasting spiritual growth. If you've been feeling exhausted, overwhelmed, or spiritually dry, Empty will help you discover how Jesus meets us in our emptiness and fills us with the life only He can give.
Daily Journal
This journal is your companion for the next seven weeks of the Empty Series.
Encouragement
Our prayer is that you develop healthier habits for a life filled with the love and peace that come from knowing Jesus more deeply. Missing a day is not failure; simply pick up where you left off. God wants your heart, not for you to complete a task.
40-Day Summary
We will lean into different analogies from our lives that can go empty and cause us to drift away from God. Over the next 40 days, you will be invited to course correct and lean into Him through our Sunday sermons, the daily devotionals, and the 1-2-3 Challenge. Below is a summary of what these next 40 days include.
- Read the provided Scripture.
- Capture what you sense God saying.
- Pray using the prompt or your own.
- Fast one time each week for 40 days.
- Change two habits: stop one & start one.
- Invest in three relationships.
Take Your Next Step
Download a digital copy of the Empty 40 day journal or watch the most recent sermon.