It all started innocent enough. You felt like you were serving your values, stewarding your calling, and working hard to support your family.

But soon the pace was unmanageable.

This week at Pathway we're exploring a different rhythm for living.

Cause you're not going to repair in a weekend what you've spent a lifetime tearing down. But you can start to learn the Jesus way of living.

You wake up January 1st with hope. This year will be different.

By February? Gone.

The problem isn't you. The problem is noise.

Gym influencers. Self-help gurus. Everyone screaming "transform everything now."

What if the answer isn't massive action? What if transformation happens through consistency, not intensity?

Today: One habit. Small enough to do every day for 365 days.

Five minutes of prayer. One chapter of Scripture. Ten minutes of walking.

Feels insignificant? You're laying a stone.

Pick one thing. Do it tomorrow. Do it again.

By December, you won't recognize who you've become.

Not from a giant leap. From 365 small steps in the same direction.

Start small. Let's go.

Christmas Eve Eve from Pathway

Jump into Love Come Down

This week we're looking at the Christmas story to learn how to cultivate Joy!

Most people think peace means getting everything under control. Better job. Longer vacation. Perfect Christmas. But that version of peace shatters with one phone call or bad day at the office.

What if the peace you're chasing is the wrong kind?

What if real peace doesn't depend on everything going right?

What if you've been working for something that's supposed to be a gift?

Celebrate the joy of the season with Christmas Playlist, a special series from Pathway Community Church that curates the timeless music of Christmas alongside the profound themes of Advent—hope, peace, love, and joy.

Tune in to Pathway's Christmas Playlist for a soundtrack that brings families together, fosters spiritual anticipation, and echoes the light of Emmanuel in the winter darkness.

God designed you to need people who are nothing like you, and the tension between your differences creates the strength you lack alone.