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Loving God and loving our neighbor are two commands that were always meant to be held together in prophetic poetry. Who is our neighbor and what does it mean to love them? This week, we explore the importance of our homes in living out this command. What if our homes stopped being the places we hid from the world but havens to which the world comes for healing?

Why do you live where you live? There is a divine reason why God has brought you to where you are, that goes beyond career, or studies, or life experience. We see that where we live matters to God. More specifically for us, the city is important to Him. This week, we kick off a new collection exploring God's heart for the city and what role we play in reaching it.

Whenever God gets ready to do a new thing, there is always the temptation to resist it. We are in a transitional season in the life of our Church, with so many changes all around us. How do we make sure we don't miss the new thing God is doing among us? This week, we dive into the dangers of nostalgia and amnesia during seasons of great change. The devil would love for us to dwell in the past or in the future, but the present is where we find the Spirit of God at work in our lives.

When was the last time you looked in the mirror and walked away knowing God more? The culture of our day tells us that beauty is a standard to strive for, rather than an identity to live from. This week, Ying shares about how God redeems our broken relationships with our bodies, and how in Christ we are finally enough.

In our fast-paced culture of exhaustion and burnout, how do we live in rest? This week, we explore our distorted relationship with time and how God longs to redeem it through Sabbath. We see that God's love has a speed, and we experience life at its fullest when we learn to walk in rhythm with Him.

What is the Kingdom of God? How do we create Kingdom culture wherever we are planted? This week, Dan Fang leads us into a deeper exploration of the Kingdom of God and what it means to architects of Kingdom culture.

What does life look like post-pandemic? As the world around us reopens, what is God calling us to reopen our hearts to? We believe that in this season, God is calling us to dream again, and to radically recommit ourselves to the Church.

Have you ever felt a disconnect between your head and your heart? Between what you know is true and what you feel? This week, Morene Chow shares about how we can find God in the in-between and what it means to trust God with everything.

Have you ever stopped to ask yourself: What are the things I'm pledging my allegiance to? And does it clash with my allegiance to Jesus? This week, we enter into the story of Daniel 3 and explore the dangers of bowing to the civic religion of America.

The Church is not a "them," it's an "us." It's easy to occupy a mind-space where we dissociate ourselves from the Church, especially at a time when we're seeing Christians on the news doing things we consider embarrassing or far from the heart of Jesus. How do we reckon with it all? This week, Lisa Muloma shares about her personal experience discovering what it means to do Church as a family, despite the many things that would otherwise divide us.