Hear how Simon Peter both confesses Jesus as Lord and hinders his ministry. There is a way forward for all of us, and sometimes it takes the right environment to see it.

When the wind and waves come how will you manage? Will your little boat sink or will you place your trust in God? Jesus invites Peter and all of us to let him climb into the boat with us and see where we can go.

Simon Peter was one of the closest disciples of Jesus, but he was not so eager to follow Jesus in the beginning. See how your own call parallels that of Peter, a flawed, but faithful disciple.

Our guest preacher, Paul Semendinger, shares how discussions with Pastor Brian have inspired him to see God everywhere!

Ever wonder if God cares what food you eat? Hear about Bible diets and the meaning behind Peter's vision of animals coming down out of heaven. The animals we eat has a profound impact on the community of God and how we are meant to treat each other.

An ancient scripture about meat offered to idols? What good could that message have for us today? It turns out its exactly the scenario we need to look at to help us figure out where the line is in helping others. How far do we do we bend over backwards to help others? The answer lies within Paul response to those who eat meat offered to idols!

Ever wonder why someone keeps reverting back to doing things the wrong way? Jesus had the same problem after he fed thousands of people. Find out how Jesus went about changing people's mindsets, rather than simply their behaviors as we explore the Bread of Life.

Ever wonder what we should do with our wounds and scars? Hear a reflection from our guest preacher, Eric Marshall, on the Apostle Paul's words to carry our treasure in clay jars. Wounds may affect our whole lives, but we can choose to allow them to be a moment of transformation for ourselves and for all we encounter.

Maybe you've heard someone say, "God won't give you more than you can handle," but what does that even mean?! Find what the Bible really says about being tested beyond what you can handle and how it relates to the priorities we set in our lives.