Darkroom is a catalyst for conversations that open your mind.

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"Who is God?” “Where is God?” “Am I doing this faith thing right”? “Do I want to do it at all?”
So many questions, and they’re huge—almost too big and definitely a little too scary to tackle alone. Sometimes it just seems safer to shut them out, keep things moving, and ignore the dark altogether.
But when we look at the Bible, we see Jesus asking questions all the time. Disruptive questions. Unpopular questions. Questions with no obvious answer.
But weirdly, it seems like Christians today are shying away from asking those real world questions. Instead, we’re often told to accept the answers given to us and maintain the status quo.
So here’s the question: What if the dark weren’t something to be afraid of? What if there were a way for us to find a light and maybe even see the bigger picture?
Darkroom is your space to have a moment in the unknown. A second to think. A chance to get it all out. It’s where you can ask the big questions about faith and pick apart the small details that maybe go overlooked.