The School of Unlearning

SPECIAL GUEST - Sean Kaiser. This week we talk about the process of finding depth... as well as a whole lot of Lord of the Rings nerd talk ;)

This step on the Journey Tool is about taking the progress we have made on our faith journey, and putting it into action.

What does it mean to Know, and Be Known by God? This week we explore this middle step on the Journey Tool.

Ask, Seek, Knock... this week is all about asking questions and the pursuit of the curious

What are you thirsty for? We all long for something more... something real and deep that provides meaning and purpose to our lives. Today we explore this inner longing and the diverse ways that it may reveal itself.

This is week one of our conversation on RENEWAL. Why is the concept of Journey so important to our church?

This week we dive into a surprising moment where the Apostle Paul had to choose what was most important: his opinion and rights, or restoring fellowship with the Jewish believers.

The Apostle Paul had to deal with a riot in Ephesus that sounds eerily similar to our current age. How do we maintain a healthy relationship between our faith in God and our political views?

How did the Apostles handle political division in their day? How does inclusion and love win over our own personal interests?

Have you found your calling? Wait... what does that even mean? This week we explore this massive, mysterious topic.

The Book of Psalms comes alive when we read it through the lens of Jesus. How would He have read these songs growing up? How are they fulfilled in Him? This week we discuss the 'then, now, and not yet' nature of prophecy.

Our culture has an unrealistic and unhealthy perspective on pain. Pain is part of the human experience. What would change when we better understand the role of pain in our life?

Our culture has an unrealistic and unhealthy perspective on pain. Pain is part of the human experience. What would change when we better understand the role of pain in our life?

Join us, with special guest speaker Jenna Kaiser for a deeper discussion on the topic of submission.

This week Shua sits down with our special guest David Mortimer as we dive into the surprising power of genealogies.

Peter learning to accept Gentiles into the family of God is the very definition of The School of Unlearning. In Jesus, there is no OTHER. There is no division, no one less-than, no exclusion.

The conversion of Saul to Paul marks a turning point in the book of Acts, and the whole history of Christianity. This man will go from the great persecutor of the church to the humble, self-sacrificing champion of the Gospel to the Gentiles.

Acts 8 is a power-packed chapter as the Gospel explodes into new people groups. For the first time we see salvation extend beyond the Jewish believers as God breaks through racial, cultural and religious barriers.

Stephen's response in Acts 7 points to the character of a man who faithfully represented His King until his dying breath. How would we respond to threats and violence? Stephen chose to leave a lasting legacy of compassion, forgiveness and love.

The church of Jerusalem faced a dispute that threatened their mission. Discover the leadership principles they used so we can better handle our own disputes today.

Tensions are rising from within the early church over status and power. The story of Ananias and Sapphira stands as a strong warning against hypocrisy among the children of God.

Pastor Paul, Tauna Stibor, Steve Hay and Laura Gary discuss dealing with Anxiety.

As the church begins to grow, opposition rises to meet it. The Sanhedrin's response to Peter and John shows us the danger of lizard brain, fear and image management.

We're continuing our look at Peter's sermon in Acts 2 where he describes the day of Pentecost as the fulfillment of the Prophet Joel's vision of the last days.