The word of the day is "Incarnation," a fancy word that just means that God came in the flesh to be with us.

This week, Josh shares how God didn't just give us a list, He gave us Himself. See how God invites us into a relationship with Him where we can safely ask our questions, even if He doesn't provide a direct path to the answers we feel we need.

Following in the inspirational steps of the amazing Matt Foley, Josh tells us how to find encouragement when our lives don't turn out quite the way we were hoping they would.

We sometimes write-off, oversimplify or even make fun of views we don't understand.

It is impossible to love someone we don't understand.

This week Josh takes us to Acts 17:16-34 to show how the Apostle Paul lovingly, intentionally changed his approach in order to reach a different audience for Jesus.

We all have "thems" in our lives. Someone or some group who is not "us" who makes us miserable, creating situations in our lives that wreak havoc.

But what if we could be happy without our "thems"? What if God could use the "thems" and their corresponding circumstances in our lives?

This week Josh takes us into Phillipians 1:18-26 to explore how God can help us be ok, even if our "thems" never change.

Today Josh took a short break from our series "Better Off Without Them" to talk about Jack Sparrow's "broken" compass that only points in the direction of what the holder wants most.

What is it you want most? Would you believe that your deepest desires were given by God? And that He wants to use those desires to bring you closer to Him?

Listen in as Josh talks more about our desires and the way those serve us to lead us into a deeper, more fulfilling relationship with God.

In part 2 of our series, Better Off Without Them, Edwin tells the story of Elijah when he confronts the prophets of Ba'al on Mount Carmel. Elijah had just won a huge victory against his opponents. So then why was he so depressed?

Edwin shares what Elijah learned where God does His best work and how we can trust God to deal with our "others."

In Part 3 of our Over The Top Series, Josh shares how there's something about Jesus that brings the radical out in people, how the extraordinary love of Jesus pushes us beyond our comfort zone, creating a life that is anything but boring.

We welcome our friends Tony, Coco and Isaac from Juarez, Mexico who have dedicated their lives to serving the people of their community.

This week we explore what causes people to go to extreme lengths for things that don't sense at first. What would our world look like if even 10% of those who claim to be Christian truly lived out their faith, beyond political views, beyond personal comfort?

This week, Josh shares stories of radical faith--some contemporary--where their faith had a big impact in the lives of those around them.

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