Nobody likes going to the dentist. It’s sometimes painful and almost always uncomfortable. Yet, we all know that if we leave issues unaddressed, it can lead to serious problems. This week we talk about a similar routine that all of us need in our lives. Accountability. It might not always be fun but it’s a necessity.

Have you ever gotten hungry while reading stories about Jesus and his disciples feasting throughout the gospels? You’re not alone! In fact, our physical hunger —often times— speaks to a hunger of the soul, a hunger for something that lasts and doesn’t fade away. This week we look to the most important meal shown in the gospel, we’ll celebrate the way he changed the world, and we’ll discover how we can stop the hunger pangs.

If God is so good why is there pain in the world? Have you ever asked yourself that question? Your answer has a big impact on how you look at God. It is an important question. This week we tackle a small portion of such a large topic. This week we talk about how to get through difficulty without losing your faith.

How we communicate in our relationships is very important. But often times our relationships suffer because we are trying to get our point across rather than seeking to understand the other person. This week we look at a verse in James that gives us some tools to avoid this common issue in communication.

Life is full of nuance. Unfortunately our culture wants to boil complex issues down to 144 characters. This week Dr. Rukshan Fernando challenges us to think deeper, risk more and become more like Jesus.

What are your expectation for your relationships? Chances are, some of your greatest hurts were from expectation you had whether you knew it or not. This week we talk about that and some of the expectations we may have for God.

What does it take for you to be offended? What does it take for you to forgive? Christ had both and this week we talk about both.

What if you had the cure for cancer? What responsibility would you have? What if you had the power to inflict cancer on anyone you wanted? Well, you have both. You have a mouth. With that you can build up or destroy, bring healing or pain. This week we talk about how to use our words the way God had intended us.

When is your next meal? Who will be at the table with you? This week's guest speaker Travis Case talks about the people invited to Jesus’ table. While we look for comfortable, important or interesting people, Jesus invites the outcast. What would it look like for us to do the same?

Cell phones, computers, Netflix, tablets etc. Technology has a lot of benefits. Often times it informs us, entertains us and keeps us connected. But there is a cost. Distractions. Those distractions can direct us away from the relationships that are most important. This week we learn how Jesus managed his busy schedule while at the same time had room left for people.