We live in an Us vs. Them culture, where we're told we have to choose a side and choose an enemy. But the truth is, when it comes to any topic, there is always a third option. Join special guest Pastor Miles McPherson as he shares his heart and knowledge on division and how we can be more like Jesus. 
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• Date: June 7, 2020
• Speaker:  Miles McPherson
• Series: [The God Who Is][2]

God has many names that he's given himself to show us who he is—and when we lean into understanding them, we can lean into the truth of what they mean for us when we endure hard situations. Whatever you're facing today, are you focusing on the mess, or are you focusing on your Creator?

• Date: May 31, 2020
• Speaker:  David Ashcraft
• Series: [The God Who Is][1]

When we're faced with troubles in life, it's not usually our first thought to consider them pure joy. But the truth is that Jesus came to give us freedom, not make our lives trouble-free. And when we change our perspective on happiness, it can change the way we look at our circumstances.

• Date: May 24, 2020
• Speaker: Jason Mitchell
• Series: [The Jesus Lie][7]

We may have been told that following Jesus brings a trouble-free life—but the truth is that Jesus told us we would face trials and sorrows even after following him. But the good news is that God is in the business of making something good out of a bad situation.

• Date: May 17, 2020
• Speaker: David Ashcraft
• Series: [The Jesus Lie][6]

Guilt and shame can hang over our heads and weigh heavily on our hearts. But the truth is that when Jesus looks at us, he doesn't see our mistakes and regrets—he sees another opportunity to delight in us.

• Date: May 10, 2020
• Speaker: Leslie McCarthy
• Series: [The Jesus Lie][5]

What does it mean about our faith if we have doubts, questions, and uncertainties—and what does Jesus really think about us not having it all together?

• Date: May 3, 2020
• Speaker: David Ashcraft
• Series: [The Jesus Lie][4]

The things that make us angry reveal the things that we care about the most—and the same is true of Jesus. He didn’t create us just to keep his rules, he created us to demonstrate his love to others and live with compassion, not just religious conviction.

• Date: April 26, 2020
• Speaker: Jason Mitchell
• Series: [The Jesus Lie][3]

Which lie is easiest for you to believe about Jesus: he’s angry, he’s too loving to let anything bad happen, or he’s passive and disengaged in our lives? The truth is that Jesus knows what it’s like to be where we are. So what does that mean for us?

• Date: April 19, 2020
• Speaker: David Ashcraft
• Series: [The Jesus Lie][2]

In times of uncertainty, everyone is searching for truth. This Easter, we're exploring it together.

• Date: April 12, 2020
• Speaker: David Ashcraft
• Series: [The Jesus Lie][1]

All of us have asked the question, "Why is this happening to me?" in the middle of a detour. But what if we changed our question to, "What will this change in me?"

• Date: April 5, 2020
• Speaker: David Ashcraft
• Series: [Detours][8]