Episode 1 of 6: We talk a lot about the importance of making disciples. As we kick off our new series, we define what discipleship means as we get back to the root of following Jesus.

Episode 3 of 3: When Jesus was asked what the greatest commandment was, he couldn't help but answer with two: love God and love people. But what does it mean to love others? What are some tangible ways we can love our neighbour?

Episode 2 of 3: The Bible places a lot of importance on the idea of community, of following Jesus together with other people. But what does it mean to connect with other people? What should be our connection with others?

Episode 1 of 3: This week Jon talks about the first and greatest commandment, to love God with all of us; to worship him completely. So what does it mean to worship God and how do we actually do it?

Episode 7 of 7: In Scripture we're told that God is love. Not just that he's loving or loves us, but that he is love itself. Does that mean that every experience of love is an encounter with God or that ever encounter with God is an experience with love?

Episode 6 of 7: For many of us, we have this preconceived notion that God is always mad or that he's just looking for a reason to get upset at us. But is that true? The Bible says that God is patience, but what does that mean?

Episode 5 of 7: People use the word "holy" all the time. Holy buckets, holy cow. But what does it mean when we say God is holy? What does it mean to encounter God's holiness?

Episode 4 of 7: This week Jerry teaches us what it means for God to be faithful to us. Is he really faithful? Are there things we can do to make him stop being faithful? How far does his faithfulness to us go?

Episode 3 of 7: Christians often like to talk how God is good. But what does that mean? And how do we talk about a good God in the midst of all of the hurt and pain in life?

Episode 2 of 7: When we talk about who God is, we really have to start with the realization that God is so much bigger than us, so much greater than us, so totally different than us. God is ultimately unknowable aside from what he chooses to reveal to us.