Jesus was the first to use the term “hypocrite” in the way it’s used to this day. Peter called believers to “rid” themselves of all hypocrisy. He knew the struggle firsthand. Don’t we all? Join us as we explore ways to jettison hypocrisy and walk in integrity.

Jesus sends the same Spirit he sent to the early church to help the church pursue the same mission today. But does he still help in the same way?

The "good Christian girl" she once was no longer exists. She has learned that "the more excellent way" is not always the compliant one. Jesus is the more excellent way—not rule keeping. He ate with sinners. He got down in the dirt with the marginalized.

The role of ministry spouse has been one that is often undervalued, taken for granted, and misunderstood in many churches.  Join me as we take a look at different “styles” of ministry spouses and explore the incredible impact when ministry spouses are fully empowered by the Holy Spirit to fulfill a vital purpose in the body of Christ that is often unseen.

Community changes people. This session explores a range of intentional group environments — from LIFE groups, Compass Groups, Growth Groups, to Leadership Development, and more  — and how each can help people move toward maturity, multiplication, and new leaders.

This lectureship explores the unbroken pattern of God’s provision as revealed in the details of creation and experienced in the life of the believer. From the feeding of the birds of the air to the clothing of the lilies of the field (Matthew 6:25–34), Scripture presents nature as a living testimony of God’s sustaining care. What God continually does for creation, He faithfully extends to His people.

Through a careful study of key biblical texts (Psalm 104; Matthew 6:25–34; and other texts), this class will examine how creation functions as theological evidence—declaring God’s character as Provider, Sustainer, and Faithful Keeper. Participants will consider the consistency of divine provision (“without pause”) and how it confronts human anxiety, strengthens trust, and calls believers to deeper dependence on God.

The session will also address practical implications: how observing God’s care in nature reshapes our perspective on lack, worry, and faith in uncertain times. Attendees will gain both a richer theological framework and a renewed personal confidence that the same God who sustains the world is actively and reliably providing for them.

Key Emphasis:

If God’s provision for creation is constant and intentional, then our assurance in His provision for us can be confident and unwavering.

A focus on the important elements of the faith—faithful postures that may cause us to recognize Christians in other churches.

How I Love Your 'Law!' Really!? The Psalmist declares not devotion but "love" for Torah, what is that about? How can any one love "law" much less the "Law of Moses?" What is Torah about that makes God's people declare it to be "sweeter than honey?