Jumping back in James 1, Abbi dives further into what it means to transform suffering. What do we do with our pain? How can the reality of God's light and love shape us to love ourselves and love others more, given all that we go through?   

Where do we find our security and peace? Through diving into part of the Sermon on the Mount, a personal story, and a concluding point about manna, Seth shows us the journey it takes to truly believe that we live in an abundant and good universe.

This week week Gordy shares about how the apostle Paul and Jesus teach through using metaphor. Spiritual understanding can be found by looking at the physical and allowing that to speak to us and give us insight into the unseen things of the heart. 

What do we need? Do we seek for it in a nostalgic past or an idealized future? This week, Seth invites us to sit with a mysterious detail in Israel's wilderness journey, and it has much to say about where to seek fulfillment.

How does the way we see God influence how we see ourselves? This week, Abbi walks us through James 1:1-12, unpacking how we can become the types of people that persevere through life's most difficult trials and circumstances.

Do you know how extensive love can truly be? This week, Gordy shares through story how the love of God is so much bigger than we can ever comprehend, and it is freely available to each of us.

What happened in Adam is still happening to us. This week, Seth presents the multifaceted nature of Hebrew art and literature and how it is a map to the mystery of God in us and the world around us, and what that means for our relationships every day.

Today, Seth shares stories of cultures that love big and reflect the expansiveness of Jesus' teachings that can help us break through the division of today. We are all challenged by this message - what kind of culture are we building, in our families, in our businesses, in our cities?

In this weeks message, Gordy opens up about the lessons he has been taught through the Holy Spirit over the past year. His four points touch on the goodness of God, being vulnerable and authentic to who we were each uniquely created to be, and learning presence in every moment.

This week we seek to enter a new depth of how we see. Gordy reads the story of Mary Magdalene’s first encounter with Jesus, who she thinks is just a gardener. But what can we realize when someone encounters God in what is first thought to be an ordinary person?