In the midst of an packed, joyous service, Andy takes the stage to talk about the truest meaning of Pentecost - how God created a church to bring the gospel to the world, and how God made this church to bring the gospel to this city.

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Ken returns from paternity leave and joins Anthony in the studio to talk about Pentecost with Andy. The three of them explore their very different backgrounds and common fears and misconceptions people have when it comes to the Holy Spirit.

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"I hate to tell you this, church - but I'm not so convinced that we're not the religious insiders."

On Mother's Day, Brandi remembers what it was like to deal with her own mother when she had been disobedient, and then goes into the story of the centurion, who had unshakable faith in what Jesus could do. She studies the healing word that Jesus give - but also the challenge that the story actually give us.

Matthew 8: 5-13

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On Mother's Day, Ann returns to the blessing of Aaron, and what it means to actually give a blessing to someone. She ends up venturing out into the congregation to deliver a blessing to someone right there and then!

Luke 24: 50-53

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Today's topic is division within the church - that's church with both a big "C" and a little one - how do we pray for it, how do we avoid becoming splintered, and how do we stop from focusing on what everyone else is doing wrong?

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Andy looks at a story of Elijah, where God calls him out to hear him as he passed by. And just like Elijah found God in the silence, Andy helps us to find God in the same place. And because of who he is, Andy pushes us towards hearing it in the everyday - and once you hear it, doing something about it.

1 Kings 19:9-13

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Andy returns, and joins Brandi and Kaitlyn in a continuation of a discussion from last week about how you decide how to interpret Scripture. But this week they face the biggest issue dividing the church - how to deal with questions about homosexuality. From the church's struggle at large, to the splitting within our own denomination, to personal encounters, each of the three work to try and explore the different shades in an issue many see as black-and-white.

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Upon his return from Guatemala, a moved Andy talks about how new technology has changed our culture, but he pushes quickly past it into the powerful gift God has given to us: the power of speech. And how that gift that has given us a greater power: the ability to make change.

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As we introduce a new series on the Voice of God, an explores the mighty voice of God the Creator, who spoke the earth into being. But the focus of this sermon is on us, and the way we live our lives in on fear - the fear of sharing our faith, the fear of speaking up. Ann dives into the dangers of silence.

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With Andy gone to Guatemala, the group puts a pin in some of the questions of the week before and instead focuses in on a question never asked from the stage: "Does our reading of Scripture shape our worldview, or does our worldview shape our reading of the Scriptures?"

It will not shock you that this leads Brandi and Kaitlyn all kinds of places, including the Reformation, the political climate during the periods the Bible was being written, our own personal worries, and a into surprisingly long interlude about circumcison.

Plus, the group explores the bigger (though related) question of "who gets to decide what the Scriptures mean?" and how community and the pursuit of truth play a role in how we read the Bible.

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