Vision check ups are a huge part of our eye health. They're also important for churches and movements. This week we explore the values that make up our vision frame but also the picture that may be in front of us.

Bishop Davis is the residing Bishop of the Kentucky Annual Conference as well as the Red Bird Missionary Conference of the United Methodist Church. Bishop Davis talked about being "odd" as a part of the call of each follower of Christ. Are you odd?

If God has so pursued us as a Bride, then what is our response? How is it that the Bride of Christ is to live with that knowledge? In this podcast, we explore the beauty of the response of the Bride to the Love of the Groom.

The metaphor of the Groom and Bride of Christ is one that is both powerful and often misrepresented. Tonight, we look at this metaphor's history and then what that means for you and me. Listen on bride of Christ and know the love God has for you.

Guest teacher Matt Ness shares the practical aspects of reconciliation - the true image that we are called to bear.

Christmas is not always the most joyful of holidays! For some it's full of pain and loss. For many it's a time of shear exhaustion and over-everything. At Blue Christmas we pause and remember that it was at the manger that the world was invited to Hope and Breathe again!

It's a story that is 2000 years old and yet we need to hear it and be reminded every year of it's importance.

Why is it that one of the KEY pieces of the Christian faith, Mercy, so difficult to grab and embrace? In our November series, we'll look at why mercy is so often a miserable gift to so many people.

10 outcasts had an encounter - all left changed - 1 returned to say thanks!

We can't even begin to talk about giving anything back without first realizing that everything we've been given has been given to us. Our first response is the foundation for whatever we give - time, talent, gifts, service or witness - it all starts with a Thank You!

Worship. That's what it's all about! The Westminster Confession shares that the chief end of human kind is to glorify and enjoy God forever! Sounds good!