Join Dr. Greg Beutel for part 2 of our “Safety Nets” series as we talk about the emotional walls we build to protect ourselves and how they can quietly damage the relationships God designed to bless us. We’ll look at what Scripture says about real community, how to spot the walls in our own hearts, and how Jesus has already torn down the walls of sin and shame between us and God. Watch now and take a step toward more honest, grace-filled connection with God and others.

In this thought-provoking episode of God Talk, Pastor Greg challenges a common tendency among believers: trying to define, contain, and limit God within our own understanding.

Using vivid examples from Scripture, especially the complex and surprising story of Saul in 1 Samuel 19.

This episode wrestles with a difficult question: Can God really be put in a box? What do we do with moments in the Bible where God’s actions don’t seem to fit our expectations?

Anger feels like a safety net, but it quietly wrecks our relationships, our witness, and even our walk with God.

Dr. Greg Beutel kicks off our new series ‘Safety Nets’ by looking at why anger is so serious in Scripture and how to finally let it go.

In this episode of God Talk, Pastor Greg speaks to anyone who feels stuck in their faith journey. Life’s distractions, relationships, struggles, routines, and even church culture can sometimes leave us spiritually stagnant. But being stuck doesn’t have to be permanent.

Pastor Greg shares personal reflections, ministry experiences, and a passionate challenge to move beyond limiting ideas about God. He explores how faith grows when we remain open to the Holy Spirit, willing to be stretched, and ready to follow where God leads, even when it’s uncomfortable.

Join Dr. Greg Beutel as he wraps up our current series "History = His Story + Our Story.” We’ll look at how God’s big story of redemption continues through your life today, and how to share the reason for the hope you have in Christ with gentleness and respect.

In this episode of God Talk, Pastor Greg dives into what it truly means to follow Jesus fearlessly. While many people claim to follow Christ, far fewer live with the kind of bold, unwavering faith that defines a fearless disciple.

Why is that? What holds us back? And what would our lives actually look like if we surrendered fully without hesitation, without fear, and without compromise?

Join Dr. Greg Beutel as we continue our “History= His Story + Our Story” series, looking at how Jesus passed the torch to His disciples and how that same message is handed to us today.

In this episode of God Talk, Pastor Greg tackles a challenging and often misunderstood question: Can Christians be “intolerant” and still reflect the love of Christ? And even deeperare we called to be?

Pastor Greg explores how biblical truth inevitably clashes with modern culture, especially on issues of morality, sexuality, spirituality, and worldview. While the world may label conviction as intolerance, Scripture calls believers to stand firm in truth, yet do so with love, humility, and Christlike character.

Through examples from Jesus’ own ministry. His bold confrontations in the temple, His compassion toward Zacchaeus, the woman caught in adultery, and the woman at the well, Pastor Greg unpacks the tension between law and gospel, truth and grace. He discusses when Christians may need to be firm and direct, and when gentleness and compassion are the right response.

Join Dr. Greg Beutel as we continue our “History: His Story + Our Story” series this Easter, looking at how Jesus’ death and resurrection still changes lives today. We’ll see why the empty tomb means real hope, real change, and a brand‑new start for anyone who will die with Christ and rise with Him.

Pastor Greg walks us gently through the realities of the loss and heartbreak experiences we all face in our lives, yet we often struggle to nagigate. We are reminded that even in our deepest and darkest pain, we are not abandoned. Instead, Pastor Greg points us back to the very essence of who God truly is: God is LOVE.