Ron starts off by leading us through Some Marvelous Promises from God before working through a passage in Colossians 3 about the new and real life we find in Christ. Which life do we want to have, the nasty or the one from Jesus? -- Ron Babbit - October 18, 2020

This week, we're blessed to tap into some of the rich wisdom that our dear brother Jim Roberts has been bringing to Contact for the past 20 years. Join us as we tackle a variety of topics, each richly immersed in the wisdom of Scripture and a life in service to Christ. -- Jim Roberts - October 11, 2020

We're kicking off a new series on the Book of Daniel focusing on what the writer of Daniel has to say about the people of God living in exile in Babylon. We look at how Daniel and his friends stand firm in following God's way and reasonably demonstrate the wisdom in choosing what God wants. Finally, we consider what Babylon and exile means for Christians living in this time and place and how we ought to live as citizen of the Kingdom of God. -- Jonathan Stein - October 4, 2020

In the final week of (un)Rest: Christ in the Center of Chaos, we continue to consider the challenges all around us and Jesus' invitation to rest. This week, we look at the retreat Jesus takes his disciples in Mark 8-9 and the necessity of being part of a community, be that a church family, Christian mentors, or faithful, Christ-following friends, that pushes us to be more like Jesus -- Jonathan Stein - September 27, 2020

In the third week of (un)Rest: Christ in the Center of Chaos, we continue to consider the challenges all around us and Jesus' invitation to rest. This week, we look at examples of Jesus taking time alone with the Father in Mark and John, and we learn solitude with God allowed Jesus to be secure in who he was and his purpose. -- Jonathan Stein - September 20, 2020

In the second week of (un)Rest: Christ in the Center of Chaos, we continue to consider the challenges all around us and Jesus' invitation to rest. This week, we look at Jesus' teaching on prayer in Luke 11 to learn how prayer can bring rest. Our challenge this week is to pray the Lord's Prayer morning, noon, and night for a week! -- Jonathan Stein - September 13, 2020

In the first week of (un)Rest: Christ in the Center of Chaos, we consider all of the unrest in our own lives and our deep need to find rest in God in order to meet all the challenges and situation we face through the story of Jesus calming the storm. Our challenge this week is to get some sleep! -- Jonathan Stein - September 6, 2020

None of us have done anything to deserve the wonderful Grace of God, yet He offers it to us freely! As we explore this idea, we look at the story of David and Mephibosheth in 2 Samuel, where David offers kindness (read that Grace) to the son of Jonathan and grandson of Saul -- Ron Babbit - August 30, 2020

Instead of a sermon today, Jonathan reads the entirety of the Sermon on the Mount from The Message. Sometimes, we just need to hear a lot of the Bible read out loud. -- Jonathan Stein - August 23, 2020

Scripture taken from The Message. Copyright © 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2000, 2001, 2002. Used by permission of NavPress Publishing Group.

During the Holocaust, Corrie Ten Boom was subjected to horrible situations by people making horrible choices. Later in her life, as she was sharing the good news, one of her prison guards approached her - how would she deal with him? Ron walks us through the incredible challenge of loving those we don't like, and reminds us that Jesus died for us even though we're difficult people! -- Ron Babbit - August 16, 2020