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The second in our Easter series through 1 Peter entitled The New You. This week's podcast is our Table discussion on 1 Peter 1:13-23.

Part 2 of a series on the importance of community from Romans 12.

The first episode of our new Easter 2020 series through 1 Peter entitled, The New You. This episode has us wrestling with 1 Peter 1:3-9 to discover A New Hope.

A study of Hebrews 3 and 10

Our series finale and The Table Dallas Easter Sunday celebration.

This episode looks at the Passion narrative found in Mark 15.

We continue in Mark’s gospel as we look at the events in the Upper Room, Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus’ arrest and his trial before the Sanhedrin.

We know very little about the events of this day, but one thing is certain - the plot to murder Jesus deepens.

We must learn to see Holy Week not as an obligation, but as an opportunity. An opportunity to join in a journey that millions have made across millennia, and walk with Jesus day-by-day, teaching by teaching, and event by event.

In one sense, there’s nothing unique or special about this week. It’s just another string of days from Sunday to Sunday, marked out for us on the Liturgical calendar as Holy Week. And yet these eight days from the Palm Sunday to Resurrection Sunday are eight days that changed the world.

Cinematic retelling of the classic Palm Sunday text using a narrative, historical, semiotic approach.

Zoom Virtual Gathering - Hebrews 11:1-18

Jeremiah 17:5-13 Israel, God’s chosen people, abandoned their worship of God to worship an idol they created. In the centuries that followed, God sent many prophets to confront the nation. Jeremiah was one of those prophets. Listen as we conclude this series by examining the root cause for why people refuse to trust God and the consequences for their distrust.

When God made Solomon king, his one request was for godly wisdom and God granted his request. Early on in his life, Solomon recognized the need to seek God’s wisdom, to live out God’s wisdom, to stay focused on God, and to strive for noble character. However, Solomon’s resolve to keep God’s ways wavered as he grew older. Listen as we discover who or what had a negative influence of him and how tha...

Why does Jesus paint such vivid pictures when he talked about sin? Why did he make them so grave, even gory at times? Listen as we tackle one of the most graphic images Jesus paints to illustrate the seriousness of sin.

You would think that people would learn a lesson after the flood narrative. People are living in sin and so God judges them. He sends the flood. He wipes out everything to make a brand new start. You would think that now people would learn their lesson! But do they? Listen as we discover the answer in the story of the tower of Babel.

Once sin entered the world, it quickly spread and escalated exponentially throughout humanity. Listen as we discuss God’s response to sin’s unabated expansion and how His call of Noah demonstrated that He had not given up His purpose in creation.

God spoke the world into perfect existence. But then, Adam and Eve’s deadly decision changed the universe for all of us. Join as we engage with this ancient text to discover the moment humanity first experienced the need for redemption and the gracious way God reached out and made restoration possible.

The Call on Our Lives by Jesus is Clear and Concise: “Follow Me.” Join us as we discover three possible responses to his call found in Luke 9:51-60.