Eat This Scroll

How do you learn? Or, maybe more importantly, why do you learn?

Lew shares about his experience in being a learner and why that matters for his Christian life. Sharing growth in his own life as well as practical tools for you to take home. 

How do we Christmas?

It's no mystery that Christmas means one thing to the culture we live in and a wholly different thing to God in His Word. So, what do we need to do to prepare ourselves for a biblical Christmas? Jerell introduces Advent, a historical Christian observance, as a means of intentionally being formed by the Christmas story. 

How do you even start a church?

Brett takes a dive into the history of UFC and how it all started. If you've ever wondered what it takes and how God has blessed this gathering, we've got the answers here. 

"Follow me as I follow Christ" - 1 Cor. 11:1

As a Christian we have the great privilege of not doing this life alone. Where most, young people especially, people need someone to lead them and show them how to do life the world only has a few options. The Body of Christ, however, has the perfect solution. Listen in as Jamie shares the value in imitating and having people ahead of you on the path of life in your community.

Let's make disciples!

In conclusion of our Practices of Discipleship series Jerell unpacks some of the ideas from the sermon on Sunday. What does it look like to make disciples? Are we all supposed to do this? Find out what this sometimes ambiguous idea looks like practically. 

What does it mean to be meek?

If you've ever wondered what it means to be meek, or you've just assumed it's synonymous with weak, come along with us. Sean breaks down the next "Beattitude" found in Jesus' Sermon on the Mount. 

Are you a man?

Today we tackle the topic of Men's Ministry. Jerell cracks open the often overlooked topic of the church and we ask some tough questions. 

Share the Gospel. 

Seems simple enough, but there can be a lot that goes into it. Jerell recaps Sunday's sermon on the greatest gift mankind has received, and the greatest challenge that faces us. 

Have you considered the Jewishness of Jesus?

It can be common for someone to say, "Jesus wasn't a __________". While this is usually intended as a dig at the recipient, we understand that Jesus was born and lived 2,000 years ago halfway across the world. 

Lew dives into the culture and times around Jesus and how we should work to not make Jesus into our own likeness. 

Is the person who mourns really blessed?

Often Jesus' teachings pointed to some distinction between our world and the Kingdom of God, the reality we live in and the reality of the now-but-not-yet. This episode Sean continues his ongoing series through the Sermon on the Mount. We take a look at what it means to be blessed and to mourn.