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We're looking at a story about two different people with two totally different ways of life... who ended up being more like each other than they thought.

We tend to measure and remember our lives in moments. This week we're talking about two moments of disproportionate influence that are key to the development of your faith.

We made a whole video about one question...but it's a big one. In this segment, we're looking at faith–what it is, how Jesus responded to it, and how you can make sure yours is continuing to grow. One-Week Reading Plans: 🔴 The Gospel of Mark 🔵 Ephesians 🟣 Philippians 🟡 Colossians 🟢 Galatians

How should we understand the events recorded in the Bible? Did they really happen? Should the Bible be taken literally? Is there a question beneath all of these questions? One-Week Reading Plans: 🔴 The Gospel of Mark 🔵 Ephesians 🟣 Philippians 🟡 Colossians 🟢 Galatians

At the end of our Making Sense series, over one-hundred of us read through the Gospel of Mark together. During that week, there were lots of questions. Here are a bunch of them. One-Week Reading Plans: 🔴 The Gospel of Mark 🔵 Ephesians 🟣 Philippians 🟡 Colossians 🟢 Galatians

God does great things for us and great things in us… but does it end there? This week, we are talking about the opportunity we have to make an impact that goes beyond personal benefit.

In part two of the series, we’re talking about “Grandpa God.” He’s the god who just wants you to have fun. This kind-hearted deity starts out great, but ends in disappointment. Faith in Grandpa God crumbles when life gets hard. This week, we’re talking about the difference between immediate fun, ultimate flourishing, and the way to understand the unexpected curveballs of life. 

What do you picture when you picture God? Have you considered the possibility that the real picture is bigger and better than the one you’re currently seeing? This week, we’re kicking off a new series called, Replicas. We’re confronting versions of God that we need to leave behind–small, cheap versions of the real thing. To start off, we’re talking about “Grumpy God.” He’s the god you can appease,...

Welcome to the final part of our series, “Making Sense of the Bible.” In this message, we dive into Paul’s letter to the Galatians, exploring his fiery tone and the reasons behind his frustration. Join us as we discuss some tools for accurately interpreting New Testament epistles, while also unpacking the profound insights from one of Paul’s most passionate letters.  🔴 More Resources

Jesus said some wild things. One time, he told a man to sell everything he had and THEN come follow him. What does that mean for us? Garage sale? The answer may surprise you. 🔴 More Resources

The Old Testament is filled with poetry. Knowing how to read and understand these ancient Hebrew texts can make all the difference in seeing what the writers wanted us to see.

The Old Testament Law can be pretty...intense. But after seeing it in its culture, context, and place in the larger story, you may find it to be more interesting and less intimidating than you originally thought. The Old Testament Law can be pretty...intense. But after seeing it in its culture, context, and place in the larger story, you may find it to be more interesting and less intimidating tha...

The stories in the Old Testament can be inspirational at some times, and confusing at other times. This week, we're talking about some tools for interpretation and applying them to a classic Old Testament story.

The Bible says... a lot of things that don't make sense on their own. This week we're covering the entire story of the Bible, from beginning to end.

This week, we're talking about the self-destructive effects of shame on our relationships. When you hear blame, look for shame. You Are Special By Max Lucado Illustrated by Sergio Martinez Read with permission from the author.

Identity Management - It's our first and most distinctive response to feeling shame. This week, we're talking about the things we use to cover our inadequacies and a far better alternative.

What does God do when we blow it? This week we're talking about God's response to our shame. Extra Resources: The Soul of Shame - Curt Thompson | https://a.co/d/5V15anh Daring Greatly - Brené Brown | https://a.co/d/5OIkXU2 Looking Shame in the Eye - Simon Cozens | https://a.co/d/iIJdh13

Jesus said his resurrection would result in joy no one could take. Has that been your experience?

What’s too broken to be repaired is not too broken to be redeemed. This week’s hero was both the most heroic and the most broken—but his brokenness was by choice.

How is it that sometimes when we aim to do good things for the people we care about, it ends so poorly? This week we're taking a look at the life of Moses and how one desire produced two different results.

Imagine getting to the end of your life, looking back, and concluding that so many of your pursuits were meaningless. This week we're looking at some wise words from the life of Solomon.

He went from hero to villain in minutes, and no one saw it coming. This week we're looking at David's story and the things that led to his downfall.

What can we do to maintain peace and prevent catastrophe in our relationships? This week we’re taking a look at the role of our words in the pursuit of peace.

Where there are people, there will be problems. When there is connection, there's potential for conflict. So, how do you handle your sticky situations? This week, we're looking at some of the things Jesus said about making peace with one another. 1. Check your motive. 2. Master your story. 3. Share your story. 4. Listen to their story. 5. Take responsibility. 6. Ask for what you want. 7. Move to a...