Skye Jethani explains that we are created to be representatives of God, not to serve Him, and why this distinction matters.

Jon Houghton describes the state of the American church, how we get here and how we respond to that. Our response includes; Humility, cleaning the inside of the invitation into communities that take Jesus seriously.

Dr. Ryken discusses our relationship with work and shares the wisdom of Ecclesiastes. He joins the writer of Ecclesiastes in wrestling with the common human questions of "What will happen with what I have done?" and "What difference have I made?"

As we begin the New Year, Ray explores what it means as a follower of Christ to be brave in a world filled with both real and imagined reasons to be afraid. What is the key to overcoming our fears and not allowing them to paralyze and compromise our commitment to being the men the Lord has called us to be?

Dominique Gilliard concludes our series on the family by walking us through biblical passages and practical ideas for how we can faithfully follow Christ in leading our families to mutual flourishing.

Jon Houghton continues our series on family by sharing thoughts from Mark 5. Regardless of the age of your kids, or whatever young people you are investing in Jon shares a framework for how we play our part in developing thriving children.

Jarrett Stevens, Co-Pastor of Soul City Church in Chicago joins us to share about how we identify red flags in our family history that need healing in order to ensure that we don't pass them on.

Jon Houghton interviews Ken Hooten about calling, vulnerability, serving and investing in disinvested communities.

Ray walks through some ways the Bible describes signs of unjust economic systems and ways for us to engage in making things right.