South Hills Church- Santa Clarita Campus Efren Pena

We all have certain things we care about more than others. Everyone’s got their own goals, dreams, interests, and obsessions. But we each tend to value whatever makes us feel valuable. The catch is—most of us have had moments where we finally got our hands on whatever invisible trophy we’d been angling for and realized it just wasn’t worth the journey. The GOOD THING we’d been obsessed with became a BAD THING because it stole focus from a BETTER THING. Which is devastating. So, how do you prevent a lesser pursuit from becoming your top priority? What would it look like to organize your life around the pursuit of a more fulfilling set of trophies? What would those even be? What might it look like to truly adopt God’s priorities? Find out this Sept. at South Hills.

We all have certain things we care about more than others. Everyone’s got their own goals, dreams, interests, and obsessions. But we each tend to value whatever makes us feel valuable. The catch is—most of us have had moments where we finally got our hands on whatever invisible trophy we’d been angling for and realized it just wasn’t worth the journey. The GOOD THING we’d been obsessed with became a BAD THING because it stole focus from a BETTER THING. Which is devastating. So, how do you prevent a lesser pursuit from becoming your top priority? What would it look like to organize your life around the pursuit of a more fulfilling set of trophies? What would those even be? What might it look like to truly adopt God’s priorities? Find out this Sept. at South Hills.

We all have certain things we care about more than others. Everyone’s got their own goals, dreams, interests, and obsessions. But we each tend to value whatever makes us feel valuable. The catch is—most of us have had moments where we finally got our hands on whatever invisible trophy we’d been angling for and realized it just wasn’t worth the journey. The GOOD THING we’d been obsessed with became a BAD THING because it stole focus from a BETTER THING. Which is devastating. So, how do you prevent a lesser pursuit from becoming your top priority? What would it look like to organize your life around the pursuit of a more fulfilling set of trophies? What would those even be? What might it look like to truly adopt God’s priorities? Find out this Sept. at South Hills.

Most of us don’t start conversations with explosive intent, but the current political landscape often leaves us entangled in a web of surprise encounters, blow-ups and relational disasters. Instead of drawing up elaborate plans to outsmart our perceived opponents, what if we rediscovered the love and unity possible; even in the midst of the most chaotic environments and extreme differences? What if politics didn’t have to cost us relationships? What if we could stop feeling overwhelmed and anxious by the pundits and commentators? Join us this August as we learn how to navigate the Political Powder Keg.

Most of us don’t start conversations with explosive intent, but the current political landscape often leaves us entangled in a web of surprise encounters, blow-ups and relational disasters. Instead of drawing up elaborate plans to outsmart our perceived opponents, what if we rediscovered the love and unity possible; even in the midst of the most chaotic environments and extreme differences? What if politics didn’t have to cost us relationships? What if we could stop feeling overwhelmed and anxious by the pundits and commentators? Join us this August as we learn how to navigate the Political Powder Keg.

Most of us don’t start conversations with explosive intent, but the current political landscape often leaves us entangled in a web of surprise encounters, blow-ups and relational disasters. Instead of drawing up elaborate plans to outsmart our perceived opponents, what if we rediscovered the love and unity possible; even in the midst of the most chaotic environments and extreme differences? What if politics didn’t have to cost us relationships? What if we could stop feeling overwhelmed and anxious by the pundits and commentators? Join us this August as we learn how to navigate the Political Powder Keg.