For many people, the thing that pushes them away from Jesus are the people who claim to represent him. Pastor Clayton addresses the question, "Why is the church so messed up?"

The Bible speaks clearly and frequently about judgment for sin, including a final, terrible destination called hell. How could a good, loving God judge people?

Ian Hutchinson is Professor of Nuclear Science and Engineering Emeritus at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). In addition to directing a major national fusion research facility, authoring 250 scientific journal articles and two advanced science text books, he also wrote the book, "Can a Scientist Believe in Miracles?”

God’s moral instruction demonstrates his wisdom and justice to the world…but sometimes it sure doesn’t seem like it. Pastor Clayton continues the "Help My Unbelief" teaching series by sharing seven questions to ask when scripture seems morally backward.

Doubt is a normal experience in life, including the life of faith. As the new series begins, Pastor Clayton examines the experience of doubt in general, and in particular the way someone gets to the place where it feels like following Jesus is not working for them, because life has run them over, the simple answers don't work, and the God stuff that seems to work for others isn't working for them.

In the final weekend of the Bible Savvy series, "A Meal with Jesus," Pastor Jim teaches on the Book of Luke's story of Zacchaeus the tax collector. At Jesus' table, hearts are transformed--but this is not just a one-time, past-tense experience. It's also a present-tense experience. Salvation is not just a wedding day, it's also a marriage.

On a live taping of the Bible Savvy Podcast, pastors Courtney, Clayton, and David dig into Luke 10's story of Mary and Martha. At Jesus' table, priorities are reset.

Pastor Eric continues the Meal with Jesus teaching series. At Jesus' table, sinners are known and forgiven.

In this Bible Savvy series, we're looking at five meals and how they pointed to the ultimate feast in the kingdom of God. This week: At Jesus' table, outsiders are welcome.

Jesus spent a lot of time at dinner parties. Why? Because meals are a picture of the kingdom of God. In the first week, Pastor Claytons teaches on an awkward conversation Jesus had at a party to share some surprising principles that will transform our meals forever.