There are over seven billion people in the world and there are a lot of ways to identify people uniquely: their hair, eye color, height, and even their fingerprints. However, one of the most distinct qualities of a person is their voice. It has a unique tone that sets them apart. It's easy to know the voice of your good friend or family member, but what about the voice of God? What does God's voice sound like? Listen as we look at John 10 and discover how Scripture helps us to learn what God sounds like in our daily lives.

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Throughout history, over 5 billion copies of the Bible have been sold and over 500 million Bible apps downloaded. Many people have a Bible yet view it as a very old book with little impact on their life today. Listen as we discover how Scripture and the Holy Spirit make us more like Jesus!

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Each tool has an intended purpose. It's really hard to hammer a nail with pliers. Why? Because pliers have an intended purpose and so does a hammer and those purposes are different. We are meant to use tools the way they were intended. What is the intended use and role of Scripture in our lives each and every day? Listen as we discover how God's Word shapes us in the way that we need and that it was created for.

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The Bible is a unified story which leads us to Jesus. But the reality is that many people have an issue with the Bible. What if I told you that one of our issues is how we read the Bible? The Scriptures were designed to shape us into the image of Jesus and in the Bible, we find life. List as we discover how Scripture becomes one of the main ways the Spirit forms us into the people we were always meant to be.

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As we enter into solitude, we want to get to a place where we know who we are in Christ. Elijah's story gives us a picture of how we work through our emotions and fears, to get to a place where we experience freedom, joy, peace, and clarity. Listen as we discover a pattern for our solitude from Elijah and how we can enter into solitude in a way that brings about deep transformation in our lives.

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Not everyone experiences solitude in the same way. There are times when the practice looks more like a wrestling match than a walk in the woods. It can feel more like a confrontation than a comfortable embrace. Listen as we look at Jacob’s encounter with God in solitude and how this teaches us to navigate our own experiences in solitude.

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We live in a loud world and our need for solitude is greater now than ever before. What should solitude look like for each of us? How did Jesus live into this important practice? Listen as we look at the life of Jesus and how He modeled the practice of solitude. We discover together what happens in solitude and what solitude offers each of us so that we can live our lives with God.

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Our world is louder than ever. We are regularly distracted by new seasons to binge, notifications endlessly going off, constant access to email, and so much more. It feels like it is easier than ever before to “gain the whole world, and yet lose your soul.” The question we must ask is how do we stay attentive to the presence of God in our life in a world like that? There is a practice from the life of Jesus that helps us accomplish that goal. It is known as solitude. Some have even said that solitude is the number one practice for apprenticeship to Jesus. Listen to learn how this practice may be just what we need in our modern era.

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At the heart of Jesus' vision for our lives to bear fruit is the calling to live in community with one another. This community is not meant to resemble a loose network but rather a family. How do we accomplish this goal in our radically individualized culture? Join us this weekend at the Hawk to learn God's vision for community and how we actively participate in community as a member of the family of God.

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We live in a world full of competing values that shape us. Each and every day we live out small habits that shape our attention and our affection. We need to exercise counter-formative practices that offset the molding forces of our culture if we want to accomplish the three goals of following Jesus: to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus did. What are those practices? Where do they come from? How do we know if we are living them out? Listen as we continue to talk about how we are formed and how we can live a way of life that leads to "life to the full."

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