Conflict is normal in community, but how we handle it really matters. Luckily God equips us with principles to guide our heart and actions in these times.

Whether we are aware of it or not we are all searching for something to fulfill us or bring us life. What if we already had what we were looking for all along?

In this friday evening session Bill walks us through being faithful and filled with Christ in every season of life.

Conflict is going to happen in close community. Last we covered the basic principles of how to handle relational challenges in the family of God, but what do you do when you’ve tried that and the relationship still feels stuck?

What do we think of when we hear the word, "church"? It is likely something very different than what Jesus imagined when he dreamt about building his church. Today we explore Jesus' vision of the church and who we are as a part of His church.

We have a terrible tendency to seek things that’s trap, enslaved, and ultimately never satisfy. God created us to seek him and Jesus leads us back to life to the full with God. Will we seek it?

Hospitality is all about having God's heart to invite others to the table. We explore how God is the ultimate host and how that shapes the way we practice hospitality with one another.

The church and God's family is way bigger than just something we do on Sunday. Michael walks us through the entire story of the Bible to help us understand God's plan of redemption and how the family of God is essential to this gospel metanarrative.

Knowing who we are to be is one thing, but being formed into that can be an entirely different challenge. It is important to examine our formational habits, or we might discover that we have been creating something other than what we desire to be. 

We know that Jesus came, in part, to establish his church. But what is the church? Is it a building, a meeting time, a highly functioning organization, or something altogether different? Understanding what Jesus came to create is vital for us to understand our role and identity in the world.