The Incarnation is an extravagant claim: God lives among us, God's presence is pursuing us, God moved into the neighborhood. Listen in as we explore the theme of God's presence dwelling with His people.

This week we start a new series on Advent, exploring the prologue to John's gospel. As we contemplate the incarnation, we recognize three advents of Jesus: his arrival as a Redeemer, his arrival as our Holiness, and his future arrival in Glory. Listen in as we remember, imagine, and experience our Lord this Advent season!

Wrapping up our series, we ask ourselves the same question: what is the Church? Listen in as we summarize and explore the entire letter called Ephesians.

Why does Paul tell slaves to obey their earthly masters? Why doesn't he outright condemn slavery? Listen in as we discuss the last section of the Household Code: slaves and masters.

More often than not, we want to romanticize our discipleship, making it grandiose and extravagant, while failing to live out transformed lives in the most intimate and relational places: the home. What does it look like to live in the beautiful vision of the New Humanity? It looks like submitting to one another in the arenas we find it most difficult. Listen in as we catch a glimpse of the mundane, beautiful, ordinary way to live in Jesus.

Following Jesus isn’t a one-time decision, it’s a lifelong walk. Along the way, our desires are reordered, and our hearts are reshaped. Paul reminds us in Ephesians 5 that how we walk, and who we walk with, matters deeply. Join us as we discover what it means to walk in love and to walk as light.

In Ephesians 4, Paul invites us to leave behind our old selves–marked by lies, separation from God, and slavery to greed–and to put on the new humanity created in Christ. Listen in as we explore how in this new self, we are grounded in truth, clothed in God's life, and abounding in generosity.

God is the source of all unity, and we are called to be agents of that unity! In Ephesians 4, Paul discusses the source, gifts, results, and ask of unity. Listen in as we explore what this means.

Ephesians 3 ends with a banger of a prayer: Paul prays with both his body and his words, asking God that we would have power to be overwhelmed by His love. What does this look like? Listen in as we explore what it means to be filled with all the fullness of God.

In Ephesians 3.1-13, Paul talks about grace, mystery, the church, and identity. Listen in as we explore each!