Ray Carter kicks off our 2020 season. Ray looks at David's life and considers how everybody needs a Goliath, and everybody needs a Nathan.

Ray Carter looks at Romans 3:21-26 and what God's redemptive plan tells us about the importance of justice. What framework does it give us for understanding and responding in a God honoring way to the unrest we are witnessing in our world today?

We continue an honest dialogue on racial justice with a panel Q&A. Hear insights from Ray Carter, Joel Hamernick, Franklin Ballenger, David Dillon, Greg & Mary Beth Lernihan and others. We recommend you first listen to Joel's talk from 6/12/2020.

Joel Hamernick has spent 20 years promoting the flourishing of youth and families on the South Side. Through his relationships with African American neighbors and community leaders, Joel is uniquely positioned to speak a prophetic word into this moment.

Skye Jethani examines Jesus' command to "judge not" in Luke 6:37, considering how it relates to the challenges gripping our nation. Skye is an award-winning author, co-host of the Holy Post podcast, and creator of the With God Daily devotional.

We continue our series on Col. 3:12-13 and what it means to represent Christ in today's world. Ray Carter looks at Luke 17:3-19 and "Forgiving One Another". What does it mean to bear with and forgive one another and where do we get the power to do it?

We continue our series based on Colossians 3:12-13 and what it means to represent Christ in today's world. This week, Ray Carter looks at Luke 18:9-17 and "Living with a Compassionate and Generous Spirit".

Ray Carter kicks off a a new series based on Colossians 3:12-13. As Christ's followers, how are we called to represent Him in our world? This week, Ray considers the Humility and Meekness of Jesus.

Patrick Fisher dives into the historical context of Ancient Rome as an important lens for understanding the New Testament and Jesus' ministry and teaching.

What does this current pandemic tell us about the importance and nature of true community? Joel Hamernick looks at 1 Corinthians 12 and "Building Community in the Midst of Crisis".