Doves and Vipers

The desert fathers and mothers teach us that we must be disciplined in order to follow God. All athletes are training for a purpose, but we train for an eternal purpose. In this Sunday’s message, David Chan teaches us what it looks like to have the discipline of an athlete as we follow God.

As we bring the gospel and good news into the workplace, into our family and friendships, we can expect there to be conflict and difficulty. We must endure in our relationships as we live for an eternal purpose. In this episode of Doves and Vipers, Pastor Josh Kelsey sits down with Filmore Bouldes and Ryan Schlachter to discuss mental health and its connection with the health of our relationships.

No matter where you are, that's exactly where God promises to meet you—even if it's messy. In this episode, meet Rashawn Copeland, a pastor with a powerful testimony of drifting from God, only to find God right by his side. Learn about choosing joy as you take thoughts captive, finding your identity as a child of God in a world of social media comparison, and having the love of God meet you in our darkest moments.

If we deconstruct authority ourselves, we will become shelterless without a roof over our head. We need leadership in our lives. Join us as we dive into Episode 3 of Doves & Vipers, hosted by Josh Kelsey, with guests Filmore Bouldes and Ryan Schlachter. Together, we discuss the "capital c" Church, and unpack what the bible says about obedience and authority.

What did Jesus really say? Was He a radical who upset the status quo? Join us for episode 2 of Doves and Vipers, with Josh Kelsey and special guest Matt Rosenberg, rabbi and author of Jesus Never Said Anything New. Join us as we learn how the Jewishness of Jesus affects His teaching and how we live today.

How do you handle pressure? What does leading with authenticity looks like? Check out episode one of Doves & Vipers where Filmore Bouldes interviews Josh Kelsey talking all things of leading through this season with wisdom, authenticity and vulnerability.