What's the Good News and why is it important? This series of conversations from the book of Galatians shows us how Jesus > Religion is the ultimate "Good News."

Joseph was sold into slavery by his own brothers, falsely accused, thrown in jail, and forgotten for years after keeping his integrity before God. But, as the story unfolds, we see God beautifully orchestrate all this tragedy for good. So how should this alter our perspective on suffering?

In what way does God want you to strive toward repentance? Which relationships in your life need reconciliation? Let's take a look at these topics through the story of Jacob.

Waiting is hard. Waiting in line, waiting for your tax refund...or waiting for God. So what happens when we don't wait? What happens when we try to rush the process (or even worse, rush God?!)?

Do you trust God with all your heart? Is there something you wouldn't do if God asked you? What reasons do we have to trust God? How has He proved Himself trustworthy?

Our world is full of racial and ethnic tension that seems to transcend our greatest attempts at reconciliation, yet in the Gospel we find the grace and the power to overcome our differences and find our common connection in Christ.

The Flood is a story of epic proportions, a global expression of God's commitment to both justice and compassion. So how does it apply to our lives today? (And what does the science say about a the possibilities of a global flood?)

God created mankind as the pinnacle of His creation, to rule over the earth ... but, tragically, we fell. And that Fall affected the very fabric of God's perfect creation, affecting every one of us every day. So what hope is there for a fallen world? And how should we live in it?

If you're God, what's the first thing you do after you create the universe? What's the next item on your "To Do" list?

Adam and Eve started a chain-reaction of unrighteousness. Neither Abraham, judges, or kings could lead God's people to recover the righteousness that was lost at the Fall. Only God Himself was up for such a task, so Jesus was born. Jesus came to make unrighteous people right before God. He came to live the life none of us could live, and in His advent we see the righteousness of God who wants His people to be like Him.