The group takes a closer look at romans 12 to discuss how literal that scripture is. Ken takes the question a step further and ponders if the church falls short in “living sacrificially” for each other.

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Matthew 5:43-48

This week, Donyale begins the sermon series following the scriptures that inspired Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

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Andy and Brandi are ready to charge into today’s conversation on why there is only sixty six books in the Bible. The group finds themselves on different ends of the spectrum as they discuss what the conversation would look like if the canon was opened.

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Andy sits down and talks with Gilad Katz, Consulate General of Israel to the Southwest United States.

Scripture: Psalm 121

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Andy talks about how the Psalms can bring about a certain peace and help put your faith into action.

Scripture: Psalm 121

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Ben pulls a question from Christmas that questions how literal Isaiah 9:6 is meant to be interpreted. The group discusses what history tells us about it and how it translates today. Ben also makes another plea for more meaty questions so send yours in!

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Exodus 36:1-5

This week, Andy talks about the differences in a person when they view life through a lens of scarcity or a lens of abundance.

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Exodus 36:1-5

This week, Ann talks about how the Israelites in the days of Moses at Mount Sinai gave all they could, because they knew what it was like to be without.

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The group breakdowns the assumption that people who take their own lives don’t go to heaven. David Wyman (Ben’s Dad!) and Ken Coneby join the conversation.

Today's subject deals with suicide, and mentions that suicide crisis lines now have a texting feature. If that's something you'd like to know about, you can find out more at https://www.crisistextline.org/

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Acts 5:1-6

This week, Andy talks about our reluctance when we are called to give.

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