Listen as Pastor Luke teaches us about the work of rebuilding the things that are broken right in front of us, and the importance of persevering through opposition to that work.

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In a world full of shattered walls, we as followers of Jesus are called to be people who work to repair what has been broken. Listen as Luke Parker explores what this work of rebuilding truly looks like in a year ravaged by brokenness.

Listen as Luke Parker introduces the story of Nehemiah, whose realization of Jerusalem's destruction leads him to grief and mourning, even for sins he didn't commit, and how learning to repent and plead with God is the first step to rebuilding a broken world.

Listen as Clint Leavitt explores the art of challenging one another, an act that--if we learn to do well--can result in powerful transformation in each of us, and in the world at large.

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Join Luke Parker as he takes us into Paul's letter to the Ephesians, where we begin to learn about the forgiveness Christ gives us, and how this starts to transform everything we do.

Listen as Luke Parker explores how Paul's words in Colossians 3, when implemented, can change our lives and the world at large.

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Join Luke Parker in examining Paul's invocation to "bear one another's burdens," and what that looks like in our current complicated world.

Listen as Luke Parker leads us through Paul's words in Romans 12, imploring us to bring paradigm-shifting, enemy-loving compassion and action to a world in desperate need of it.

For many of us, this season is a storm, a disrupting force in our lives. We want to be people who turn to God in its midst, learning how to lament, how to handle isolation, how to wrestle with whether God cares, how to have encouragement in a storm, and how to emerge with mission from a storm.

Listen as Luke Parker walks us through how to lament in this season, particularly of the ways our black brothers and sisters are being oppressed on a regular basis, and how remembering the source of the fire of Pentecost can transform us and our world.

For many of us, this season is a storm, a disrupting force in our lives. We want to be people who turn to God in its midst, learning how to lament, how to handle isolation, how to wrestle with whether God cares, how to have encouragement in a storm, and how to emerge with mission from a storm.

Listen as Luke Parker examines the reality of human hubris, the ways in which it distorts our sense of reality, and how a return to humility, prayer, and common sense is corrective for our broken world.