How did Charlotte get segregated in the first place? Join the leading historian on Charlotte’s story, Tom Hanchett from the Levine Museum, to learn about the history of our city. Embracing the reality of some uncomfortable truths will also open to door to hope for the future.

What are we supposed to do in light of our current political climate?

What does it mean to be the body (the global Church) in the world?

What does the kingdom look like?

What does justice for the oppressed have to do with faith in Jesus?

Our city has a rich and beautiful history, but certain practices of development have been grossly inequitable along racial and socioeconomic lines. In order to understand how we can see healing in our community, we must first patiently listen and learn this history lessons that often remain untold. Hosted by Greg Jarrell and Anthony Smith.

Ian Duckworth shares a message about the spiritual and personal growth that comes from learning a consistent habit of generosity.

As we continue though Advent, Pastor Joseph talks about dispelling false notions of who God is.

Week one of Advent fills our heart with hope beyond the things we can see.

A powerful moment transpired moments before the death of Jesus, as he was given a choice between how he would express his power as King. By choosing to die for those that he loved, he chose long term authority over temporary gain.

This week Pastor Joseph preaches out of Haggai and Luke and shows how we (as God’s people) are called to respond to what’s going on in the world.

This week Pastor Joseph preaches out of Haggai and Luke and shows how we (as God’s people) are called to respond to what’s going on in the world.

Jesus tells the story of two men that went to the temple to pray. One brought a list of accomplishments, and the other was humble and broken.