We usually think of a humble person as someone who’s weak and wavering. A powerless pushover. But David will show us what humble strength looks like, pointing us to the most humble and strong person who ever lived: Jesus!

Kevin Inafuku - Exodus 3: Sometimes our life story seems boring and predictable. But when God breaks into our story, things get radiant. We see glory, miracles, the impossible. When God broke in to Moses’ story, he brought radiant faith and as a result the world was changed.

Matt Dirks - Genesis 12: The advent season leading to Christmas is a time to reflect on how much the world was missing until Jesus arrived. Even still, there were many reflections of the radiant light that was on its way, like Abraham’s obedience reflecting the perfect obedience of Christ.

Matt Dirks - 1 Corinthians 16:1-24: We’re coming into the holiday season, which is the loneliest time of the year for many people. How can we build life-giving relationships with the folks around us? Paul has some solid practical hints.

Matt Dirks - 1 Corinthians 15:20-58: What if you knew mind-blowing career success was in your future? Wouldn’t that change the way you approach your (sometimes-frustrating) job today? Well, 1 Corinthians 15 says there’s mind-blowing eternal life-to-the-full in your future, so that should change the way you live your life today.

John Lee: 1 Corinthians 15:1-19 - What if Jesus’ resurrection didn’t happen? What if it was an all-made-up-conspiracy that lasted throughout 2000 years? If that’s the case, Paul says that Christians would be the most pitied people of all time. But we’ll see that the resurrection did happen, and the results should make Christians the most envied people of all time.

Matt Dirks - 1 Corinthians 14:13-40: Some people think worship should be buttoned-down and proper. Other people think worship should be free and spontaneous. What if they’re both right? This week Paul will challenge our preconceptions of what church life should look like.

Matt Dirks - 1 Corinthians 14:1-12: The average person speaks or types 10,000 words every day. And every one of those words has power. We can do a lot of good or damage with our speech, so how do we put our words under the influence of the Spirit? That’s the question Paul will answer in 1 Corinthians.

Matt Dirks - 1 Corinthians 13:1-13: Our idea of love is often sentimental and sappy, but Paul wants to show us how the Spirit enables love that's steadfast and scrappy as we relate to different people and difficult people.

Grant Murata - 1 Corinthians 12:12-31: A popular Christian song lyric suggests that "church should look like a hospital." If church is a place for the sick, the sinner, the scarred and the prodigals, how are all these parts supposed to co-exist with the conflict and differences that would exist? Conflict and frustration over people in the church must have been happening over 2000 years ago in Corinth, so Paul asks us to consider how we relate to one another.