How does Jesus' invitation to come to him for rest shape how we approach parenting?

What does it look like for the Kingdom of Christ to reshape the way we think about race? How does God's Word help us to view one another through the lens of the new heavens and new earth?

How does the truth that all people are made in God's image transform how we ought to view one another?

Listen to an exposition of the book of Philemon as we seek to understand a theological foundation for the Christian pursuit of reconciliation.

What main priorities should we have as we begin to engage questions of racial tension and injustice as Christians? Listen to find out.

Jesus was resurrected from the dead, exalted to the Father's right hand, and then poured out the Holy Spirit on his people, as he promised, clothing them with power for the mission that lay ahead.

Jesus was raised, not just from the dead... but all the way to heaven itself! Listen as we consider how the Lord Jesus ascended to heaven, to the Father's right hand, and what that means for us as his people.

Jesus was raised from the dead so that we would live with confidence and hope of what's to come.

The resurrection gives us confidence that we can stand righteous and guiltless before God.

After Jesus was raised from the dead, he calls his people to be missionaries - to tell the world about the in-breaking of new creation that the resurrection launched.