In a culture that often tells us a romantic partner will "complete" us, how do we approach relationships in a way that aligns with God’s design? In this episode, we dive into what it means to right size our friendships and dating relationships—so that we give, not just take, and love as we were created to. Dating is hard, and marriage should be the goal, but what does it actually look like to love like Christ and submit to each other in a way that reflects Him?

Join us as we unpack the truth about relationships, expectations, and why no human—boyfriend, girlfriend, or spouse—was ever meant to complete you. Only Christ can.

This week we kicked off a new series, called Becoming New, where we are talking about what transformation in Jesus can look like. Michael kicked this series off by talking about our purpose. What’s your why? If you want to learn more, check the message out!

This week at CAM, Aziah and Kallie talked about the importance of navigating Christ-centered dating relationships with appropriate boundaries. They shared a lot of wisdom and scripture that have been helpful for their relationship!

This Tuesday, Michael and Grace kicked off a new series on relationships by talking about the importance of navigating Christ centered friendships well.

This Tuesday, Fuller Theological Seminary Professor Ron Sanders spoke on how to navigate Faith + Politics.

This Tuesday, Lynne Benik finished off our, “This is the Gospel” series by talking about what it could look like to live a life that is all in for Jesus!

There are different seasons in our faith journey were we can experience deconstruction in different ways. While this can often leave us feeling rattled and even lonely, when deconstruction is paired with reconstruction, it can actually be a healthy experience. Listen to this week's CAM message to hear how not only John the Baptist experienced deconstruction, but how Jesus welcomes our questions around faith.

The ache of loneliness can often be hard to navigate. During this Tuesday talk, Michael shares what it could look like to turn towards God and others when we find ourselves in different seasons of loneliness.

You  may have heard that Jesus died on the cross for our sin. But few of us really grasp the wonder and the horror of the life and death of Jesus of Nazareth

A lot of people have a lot of different ideas about who Jesus is. This week, we look to the Gospels to see who the Bible says Jesus is and what that means for us today.