Why do we pass by? What is it that we struggle with in actually becoming the Good Samaritan? Why are we all too often represented best by the two who continue down the road? Explore with us the mindset shift necessary to become the Good Samaritan.

Do we recognize ourselves? In our striving to be significant, to be successful in this world, we often are not honest about who we are. We aren’t honest about the hero of our story and who needs to be rescued.

We strive for meaning in our life, for significance. We think it’s so hard and that it has to be big and that we have to change the whole world. But what if there’s an answer we’re missing right in front of us? What does it mean to live a life of significance?

Into a world clamoring for honor, respect, and worship comes a baby. The one who deserved the most honor, respect, and worship comes in the most dishonoring way. The power of Christmas!

What if you could let go of all the things you’re carrying? What if you weren’t actually meant to carry them? What if you could give them to someone else who can carry them? What if the restorative mission of Christmas was actually about making that possible!

As we get older we slowly begin to lose the excitement of Christmas. What if it’s possible to get that back? What if it’s actually important to get that back? What if the very mission of Christmas was all about our ability to once again become a kid?

At a time of year meant to celebrate what we’ve been given why is it we’re consumed by what we don’t have? This Sunday Justin walks us through a powerful antidote to discontentment.

Why is it that we would fly halfway around the world to spend a week impacting people we’ve never met? This week Pastor Chris challenges our perspective about what it means to be a missionary and why we go on missions.

This Sunday as we conclude This Crazy Book for the year, Pastor Chris walks us through a crazy story. It challenges us in a unique way as we look at the prayers of the early church.

“I don’t know enough.” “What if they ask me a question I don’t know the answer to?” “I’ll never be ready.” We often doubt we can speak and share wisdom with others. This week Anthony shares where we can find confidence.