We pick up in our series on what it means to SEE resurrection - Chris walks us through what it means to put to death our sin and our selves so that we might be alive in Christ.

Judson welcomed Steve Carter, of Willow Creek, as he tells us that life could be so much more exciting and joyful if we do what we are made to do - go and love the lost, and listen to the call of the Lord.

Judson welcomed Steve Carter, of Willow Creek, as he tells us that life could be so much more exciting and joyful if we do what we are made to do - go and love the lost, and listen to the call of the Lord.

What if the places that seem the most troubling that make us fearful to visit are the places that are most ripe for the gospel, and where the Lord is working? Pastor Amador challenges us to see the most troubling places as the most promising places in the eyes of the Lord.

What if the places that seem the most troubling that make us fearful to visit are the places that are most ripe for the gospel, and where the Lord is working? Pastor Amador challenges us to see the most troubling places as the most promising places in the eyes of the Lord.

The last installment of Race Matters week comes to us though the great Pastor Nathaniel Edmond. Dr. Edmond tells us what it means to see people for who they are through the eyes of Christ. He finishes with a powerful time of Q & A based on his life experiences.

The last installment of Race Matters week comes to us though the great Pastor Nathaniel Edmond. Dr. Edmond tells us what it means to see people for who they are through the eyes of Christ. He finishes with a powerful time of Q & A based on his life experiences.

Continuing in our week of Race Matters, Dr. Soong-Chan Rah walks us through the book of lamentations and shows us how it is important to hear and respect the laments of those who have been on the outskirts of our society. 

Continuing in our week of Race Matters, Dr. Soong-Chan Rah walks us through the book of lamentations and shows us how it is important to hear and respect the laments of those who have been on the outskirts of our society. 

We kick off Race Matters week with Amen Brown-Owen, and her husband DJ Opdiggy who show us, through powerful spoken work and DJing, how God is in the midst of hip-hop and hip-hop culture, and DJs our lives to work for our good.