Week five of our Un/Broken series brings Pastor Paddy McCoy from our Portland campus to explore the experience of Christ in the Garden of Gethsemane and the lessons we learn about mental health. This is especially meaningful as Pastor Paddy vulnerably shares his personal journey on this subject.

Our Un/Broken series explores the experience of Elijah to uncover God's pattern of treating mental health crises. Follow along as we discuss the unpardonable sin, giants of faith who struggle with suicidal ideation and a multidisciplinary God holistically treating our wounds.

Welcome to our study of Jesus' healing of the man possessed by demons, as told by Mark in his Gospel. Jesus bounds on shore unworried if it makes Him unclean to touch, soothe and heal this bedraggled outcast. And, in the end, Jesus leaves the man a task much like that He gives us, "Go, tell what I have done for you."

Today we track Jesus, during the early days of his adulthood, into a wilderness of despair, temptation and mental anguish. Here, we realize we can take the scripture's message seriously. Jesus understands our every temptation, bears our griefs and carries our pain.

Join us as Pastor Tim launches a new series exploring the many challenges Christians face with mental health crises. We will need courage and heart to ask the difficult questions. But the Bible is well prepared to meet us where we truly live amidst anxiety, loneliness, depression, suicidal ideation and every manner of mental health difficulty.

As we celebrate a campus day in Chattanooga, Pastor Dave explores our faith community's elemental characteristics and values. We take a look at the answers to what it means to be a family member of the Crosswalk Church.

The final episode of Elemental Season 2 recommends Love as the roofline of our house of faith. All of our questions or understandings from scripture should be tested by the claim that God is Love. Love is the picture on the box of puzzle pieces showing how they should all be arranged.

The power and importance of Community is the exploration of the fourth episode in our series. Pastor Tim is on campus to deliver this message on the importance of faith community.

This third episode of our second Elemental season focuses on Freedom through a strange metaphor: the Oppenheimer Latte. Is it possible that God refuses to define love without freedom? What a tremendous promise that salvation is available to us all, but in the end, we can refuse it. We are free.

Today we begin the second season of our Elemental series. Where season one asked the question of what to do with our questions and doubts, the second season focuses on elemental building blocks we should consider for our house of faith. And this week, we discuss the foundation... Jesus.