In Jeremiah 29, God commands the exiles in Babylon to increase in number, not decrease. How might this look for us in a world that seems less and less like Jesus?

Danielle explores what it looks like to not just think about the Kingdom now...but generations from now.

Scot continues our series on Embracing Your Place by looking at the significance of not just planting gardens, but building enduring spaces. From Jeremiah 29:5

Why does it matter for us to build houses and settle down in a place?

Aaron Box joins us to talk about how discipleship to Jesus is the foundational building block as we seek to be a blessing to the place that God has called us. From Jeremiah 29:4-7 and various other scriptures.

The first installment of our fall series on learning to embrace your place as the place God has called you to for this season. We start by looking at Jeremiah letter to the exiles in Babylon from Jeremiah 29:4-7.

When Jesus' teaching gets tough sometimes it's easy to want to give up on it. Trent explores some of this teaching from John 6:48-69 and asks the question "You don't want to leave, too, do you?"

Jessica helps us explore the question that Jesus asked his disciples after he calms a raging storm, "Why are you so afraid?" The answer seems obvious...but maybe not so much.

Joel explores another question that Jesus asks from Mark 10:46-52

Jonathan Michael unpacks the story of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead from John 11 and explores Jesus' question to Martha, "Do you believe this?"