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We’ve got a problem that we can’t seem to fix. We can ignore it, we can avoid it, but when it comes to sin, we just can’t seem to get rid of the shame and guilt we sometimes feel. Thankfully, God has a solution. Join Alex as she walks through God’s character of forgiveness in our series YHWH.

We live in the age of ghosting. Is that what God is like too? Not according to Exodus 34. Yahweh abounds in love and faithfulness. But what does that mean for us? Listen in as Kyle continues our series, YHWH.

We don’t like thinking about God’s anger. We don’t want a God who gets mad or punishes sin. But what if God’s anger was actually a good thing? What if his anger at evil was good news for us? Join Alex as she explores God’s character of patience and justice in our series YHWH.

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 The thing that Yahweh wants us to know about himself, maybe more than anything else, is that he’s compassionate and gracious. Is that what comes into your mind when you think about God? We love that God is compassionate and gracious toward us, but what about others? Kyle continues our series, YHWH.

Have you ever noticed how often the Bible mentions “other gods”? What’s that about? And what does it have to do with us today? Join us for week two of our series YHWH as Alex talks about putting our trust in the incomparable, unmatched, unrivaled God of the universe.

Exodus 34:5 Did you know God has a name? No, it’s not God. It’s Yahweh. And the fact that he reveals his name to us reveals something about him – he wants us to relate to him personally. Is that how you think about God? Listen along as Kyle kicks off our new Tuesday Night series, YHWH.

Do you like winning? Who doesn’t, right? At the end of Jesus’s life, it looked like a humiliating defeat. But really, it was his path to victory all along. What does the crucifixion mean for us? Kyle continues our series Jesus Unfiltered.

Mark 14:66-72 God’s really good at using our mistakes and failures and transforming them as a part of the bigger story he’s telling. But how? Hear about how Peter denied knowing God, and how God brought him back into a relationship with him and used him for something bigger than himself.

According to the Bible, we have a problem bigger than our relational conflict or anxiety or loneliness or financial struggles. It’s the problem at the root of every problem. But what does that have to do with Jesus? Kyle continues our series, Jesus Unfiltered, with a message from Mark 14.

At times many of us find ourselves gripped by darkness; caught inside a storm we can’t control. Something got into our lives and instead of bringing happiness and peace and comfort, it’s only brought more pain and isolation and destruction. What does Jesus do with someone like that? Hear from Kyle as he continues our series, Jesus Unfiltered, with a message from Mark 4:35-5:20.

How do you want to be seen by others? Is it by what you do, or the character you show? In a strange story about a fruitless fig tree, Jesus shows us that following him means reflecting his character. Join Alex in Mark 11:12-24 as we continue in our series, Jesus Unfiltered.

Are you tired of trying, striving, and proving you’re good enough? What if we were never supposed to live that way? In a world where we’re told it’s up to us to be good enough to get the things in life that matter, Jesus comes along and offers us another way. Mark 10:17-28

What kind of leader was Jesus and why do so many people follow him? Pastor Sean Boone from The Bridge in Ferguson, MO joins us to answer these questions and more as we continue our series, “Jesus Unfiltered.”

We’ve all got a bad habit of saying things we don’t quite mean. More often than we realize, there’s a disconnect between our words and our heart. In Mark 7, Jesus says that’s a pretty big issue. So what do we do? Join Alex in looking at how our words should reflect a heart for Jesus as we continue in our series, Jesus Unfiltered.

We all have plans in our lives: things we think that will bring us happiness, comfort, peace. It’s tempting to use Jesus as a way to get what we want in life, but Jesus says that if we follow him, we’ll get even more than we hoped for. Davis continues our Tuesday Night sermon series, “Jesus unfiltered.”

Sometimes the noise in our life is so loud! It comes at us from every direction, all the time, competing for our time and attention. In Mark chapter 4, Jesus cuts through the noise to speak to us directly by telling a simple story with a much deeper meaning. Kyle continues our Tuesday Night series, “Jesus Unfiltered.”

Ever feel like you’re not good enough for Jesus? What if he told you that you don’t have to be? If you’re tired of trying to earn Jesus’ love, hear what he has to say in Mark 2 and 3. Join Alex as she talks about being in relationship with the true king in our Tuesday Night series, “Jesus Unfiltered.”

Mark 1:1-15 If someone asked “How do I know if I’m a Christian?” what would you say? Jesus has an answer that may surprise you. Hear from Kyle as he continues our Tuesday Night series, “Jesus Unfiltered.”

Mark 8:27-30 2000 years ago Jesus asked a question that’s just as important today as it was then. How would you answer? Hear from Kyle as he kicks off the Fall Semester from Tradition’s Plaza at the University of Missouri.

For our last Tuesday Night of the semester, we celebrated all the ways we've witnessed God's faithfulness this year!

What are we here for? Why did God create us? What’s out purpose in life? For the last 6 weeks, we’ve been exploring these questions. Now, in Ecclesiastes 12, we get a clear answer. Want to know what it is? Join us as Alex wraps up our series, The Pursuit of Purpose.

Ecclesiastes 5 What comes to your mind when you think about God? Some say it’s the most important thing about you. Why? Because what you believe about God shapes how you live. Kyle teaches from Ecclesiastes 5 as he continues our series,  The Pursuit of Purpose.

Ecclesiastes 4 The Bible teaches that it’s not good to be alone, and yet Gen Z is the loneliest generation in America. Ecclesiastes 4 teaches us four things that contribute to our isolation, and why living for “we” is better than living for “me.” Kyle continues our series,  The Pursuit of Purpose.

“Out of time” Ecclesiastes 3:1-14 Life is a beautiful gift, but it moves fast and only in one direction. If everything we do ends in death, how do we find meaning in our time on earth? Davis continues our Tuesday Night series “The Pursuit of Purpose” as Ecclesiastes moves closer to answering “what is our purpose?”

Ecclesiastes 1:1-11 Life, according to Ecclesiastes, is elusive. It’s short. And it’s often repetitive. So, what’s the point? What’s our purpose in that? A lot of us aren’t sure. Hear from Kyle how Ecclesiastes answers as he kicks off our new Tuesday Night series, “The Pursuit of Purpose.”