What do you need when you find yourself at the end of your road? The book of Daniel starts at the end of a road. Daniel’s country has been invaded. His king’s political maneuvering has failed. It looks like God lost. Daniel teaches us that God often starts working when our road ends.

Passage: Daniel 1:1-2

The Bible presents God as a glorified party planner. How do we align our hearts and wallets to him?

Too often churches talk about what they want from people rather than for people. Today we're talking about our desires for you when it comes to money.

How can we grow less anxious about money? Jesus teaches that using money to cultivate relationships helps us experience peace. What does that look like to use money to cultivate relationships?

God likes your neighbor so much he gave them a sure fire way to experience his presence…you!

Jesus constantly gave away power. Jesus modeled behavior for his disciples then sent them out. Jesus invites us to create belonging for people who do not believe. How do we do that?

We find an enemy. We draw lines in the sand. What if Jesus wants to draw a circle where we’ve drawn a line? Join us as we discuss how Jesus does conflict differently.

John 15:18-27

We have all experienced what it feels like to be alone in difficult times. Whether it's entering a new stage of life, dealing with broken relationships, or trying to find purpose, the truth is we need help. The good news is that God provides the help we need.

We are rightly skeptical of universal claims such as, “The Beatles are the best band ever!” So what happens when Jesus makes a universal claim, “No one come to the father but by me.” Can we hold to universal claims while being humble?

The problem of evil creates barriers to faith for many of us. We can’t put our faith in a God we don’t trust. The Bible doesn’t ignore the problem of evil. The Bible is God’s interaction with the problem of evil. As Judas betrays Jesus we see three clear strategies God has for dealing with the problem of evil.