Jacob has a lot of growing to do. He is insecure. He competes with his brother Esau for his parents love. He will lie to get what he wants. From the very beginning Jacob has an identity crisis. Jacob’s struggle can teach us a great deal about a...

Jesus tells us to hunger and thirst for righteousness. He calls his followers to care deeply about what is right in the world. At the same time, he challenges our assumptions about what is right. The sometimes confounding way of life Jesus describes...

Jesus calls his followers to be peacemakers. In an election year we can find ourselves feeling like we are at war, even with people we love. Come learn how to hold your convictions without holding others hostage or creating a wake that damages your...

Members of the early church had to resolve difficult problems and settle disagreements with each other. The key to their success was not just the conclusions they reached but in the way they entered the conversation. Come learn the secrets they...

Good conversation starts when we are humble enough to listen and modest enough to offer our views in ways that others can hear. Throughout the Bible, God has found ways to help people understand that they have a lot to learn and a lot to offer. Come...

Christ’s love calls us to work for peace and reconciliation. Yet racial division is still a reality in our world. How can we recognize our part in it and how can we move toward greater unity?

When we damage a relationship with someone we love we often live full of regret. Jesus understood this and asked a question that helped repair an important relationship in his life. His demonstration of grace helps us to answer the same question and...

We can walk with Jesus for a long time and still not know him. Or perhaps we just need to rediscover what he is saying to us in this season of life. Come to hear how Jesus challenges us to invest in a deeper relationship with him in every season of...

In this story, we get a glimpse of the depth of love Jesus had for his disciples, and for all of us. He asks a question that helps us understand the character of Christ and our role in the Kingdom of God.