Obedience is not a word that is very popular today. Living in a country where we love to be our own boss and freedom is paramount, how do we as Christians balance living free while still living in submission to our Lord? Today we dive into the challenging topic of obedience, especially when things don't make sense or are difficult.

As we continue our series, Transformed, we dive into the story of Stephen, a christian who was chosen to wait on tables, but became the symbol of courage and faith in the face of persecution. What drove him to stand up for his faith, even in the face of certain death? How can we be transformed to have the same level of courage?

Everyone who encountered Jesus was transformed. Pentecost was one such event where many people were dramatically changed after turning to Jesus. But what does that mean for us today? Christian talks about how we can experience our own drastic transformations today.

We hear a lot about hell and about earth, but how often do we actually talk about Heaven? Is it just a place to sit on clouds and float around all day? Is it actually a better place? Allan shares today about what he's been learning about Heaven and why it is a place that we should all be looking forward to.

Part of learning to be more like our Rabbi means answering the call to follow Him. But that doesn't always lead us to places we want to go or to do things that we want to do. How do we reconcile these challenges and follow Jesus anyways?

When Jesus called his disciples, he asked them to follow him. How do we live this out today? Jesus described himself as the vine and that we are to abide in Him. What does that look like and how do we do it?

What does it mean to be a a disciple? According to the rabbinical tradition during the time of Jesus, it meant something quite different than what we might think it means today. What does it look like to follow Jesus today?

As we finish our series today, we talk about our calling to be the One Body of Christ. But what does that actually mean in practice? Just to show up to church? To meet once a week in small groups? What is the purpose of the body and how do we function together? What does it mean to be unified and live together in a way that honors Jesus and fulfills his calling for us?

As we continue our series, the Journey, Allan teaches about the role of the Holy Spirit in our lives. How do we connect with it? What did God intend for it to do in our lives? How were we meant to live and walk with the Holy Spirit as we continue our journey?

As we continue our series, the Journey, today, Niah talks about our One Hope as Christians. There are many things that we can all put our hope in: careers, relationships, money, politics. But what should we actually put our hope in? What does it practically mean to hope in something? Is it just wishful thinking or something more?