Ryan Ingersoll

In this honest and thoughtful message, we explore the big questions of creation, science, faith, and what it means to be stewards of the world we live in. It’s not about having all the answers — it’s about walking through the tension together, making space for wonder, complexity, and hope. If you’ve ever wrestled with where you fit in the story of creation, this conversation is for you. Listen in and journey with us.

What if love didn’t ask you to prove anything—but instead undid everything holding you back? In this deeply personal and stirring detour from the planned message, Ryan invites us to explore a kind of love that liberates, offends, protects, and expands. It’s a love that breaks rules, challenges egos, and redefines how we hold space for others—and for ourselves. Whether it’s in broken relationships, messy faith, or hard conversations, Ryan names the tension and gently reframes the story. This isn’t love that fixes—it’s love that frees. And in that freedom, we just might find our true selves waiting.

Peace isn’t something to chase—it’s already within us. Advent peace calls us to let go of illusions about how life or others should be, embracing the here and now as God’s gift. It’s a challenge to stop striving, to release our timelines and expectations, and to trust God’s presence in every moment. True peace comes when we stop trying to control outcomes and begin to live fully in God’s grace. This season, pause to recognize that the Prince of Peace offers freedom, wholeness, and rest—not through striving, but by surrender. How can you live in this peace today?