Life is complex. Faith is not easy. In a world where every kind of message swirls around us every day, we must people a people who learn the importance of asking good questions and testing the ideas that we are given, and knowing that it is okay to do so, especially in our faith community. Speaker: Cary McCall

The church's inclusion and recognition of the gifts of women has had a problematic history to say the least. To illustrate LFC and UA Church's stance on the role of women in the church, life, and family, we hear the stories of Mary Bowles, Faith Blankenship, Jinny McCall, and Allison East.

One of the most prevalent and persistent vehicles of exclusion in our world is racial division. Why the Kingdom of God is a place of gathering, reconciliation, and celebration of cultural and racial diversity and belonging for all people. Panel with Christine Kamba, Isaiah Cruz, and Osvaldo Herrera

Baptism is our covenant of relationship with God, and one of the most powerful ways we have to join him in his death, burial, and resurrection. Everything about baptism represents our belonging to him forever. Speaker: Cary McCall

The human need to feel wanted can lead us to find shortcuts to relationships and intimacy, or to sacrifice our integrity or dignity. Why finding true belonging, or offering it, will never involve compromise. Speaker: Cary McCall

Belonging draws us out of the walls we tend to build around ourselves, and the lies that we tend to believe, one of them being that you are alone in your struggles and hurts. Embracing belonging, and helping others to belong, builds a powerful integration with God and others that never leaves you isolated. Speakers: Cary McCall and Bayleigh Petrovic

Belonging not only means that you are accepted, but that you are included. Why knowing that your voice, your experiences, your story, and your ideas are important to God and to the kingdom and to never be afraid to be heard, and to hear others fully.

Speaker: Cary McCall

Belonging to God and following Christ means being a part of worldwide family of believers that spans space and time. Why understanding our belonging to the worldwide and local church is important to understanding our life with Christ. Speaker: Mitch East

In the Kingdom of God, there are no outsiders, and no insiders. All barriers have been removed and all are welcome. We must embrace this radical inclusiveness to live as disciples of Christ. Speaker: Ben Stewart

The metaphor of God the Father is actually a powerful idea that we live by that teaches us how much we belong to Him. Explore the spirit of sonship and daughtership we are given from Romans 8 and the story of the son in Luke 15 to see the power of belonging to God. Speaker: Cary McCall