The Christian Faith has always been practiced in the context of community. Peter will emphasize the need for brotherly love as we continue to learn how to live for Jesus every waking moment.

We learn to follow Jesus the closest when we recognize our greatest victory. This victory is found in what Jesus accomplished on the cross. Join us as we discuss the importance of the cross as we seek to follow Jesus closer.

Adoration means praise, but also expresses how we must walk in reverent fear of God. Join us as we move further into what it looks like to follow Jesus seven days a week. A “holy fear” must be part of the equation.

If we desire to follow Jesus with all our hearts, there is a level of action we must take. Peter will emphasize this as he sends this letter to young churches across Asia Minor. There is much for us to learn from this letter today.

Worship is the invitation to encounter the presence and power of the Holy Spirit in a way that leaves the worshiper forever changed.  Join us as we explore true worship, in spirit and in truth, and aim to become the type of worshipers God seeks.

Power Encounters occur when the manifest presence of God becomes tangible to the people of God. This often involves the work of one or more power gifts as defined by Paul in his letters and Luke in the book of Acts. Join us as we discuss what this looks like in the New Testament Church.

Prayer is at the center of a Holy Spirit encounter. Join us as Dr. David Thomas joins us to discuss the power of prayer and the moving work of the Holy Spirit.

God’s word is unlike any other collection of writings. It's living and powerful, and It’s able to judge the heart’s thoughts and intentions. Join us as we explore the Holy Spirit's role in the Word Encounter.

How does the Holy Spirit work through the experience of communion? Join us as we take a look at the historical practice of The Lord’s Supper and how the Holy Spirit is alive and active in the elements.

In our final section of Ghosted, we discuss what encounters with the Holy Spirit look like. There is no better place to start than to consider what it looks like when Jesus mobilizes us on a mission. This is perfectly described as Jesus faces Satan in the wilderness.