The summary of “The Seeing Eye” is credited to Pastor Tim Keller.

Every family tree is full of scandalous stories and painful drama. Jesus’s is no different. Join us as we look at how Jesus enters the mess of history and works through the brokenness of humanity to rescue and redeem.

Every family tree is full of scandalous stories and painful drama. Jesus’s is no different. Join us as we look at how Jesus enters the mess of history and works through the brokenness of humanity to rescue and redeem.

Every family tree is full of scandalous stories and painful drama. Jesus’s is no different. Join us as we look at how Jesus enters the mess of history and works through the brokenness of humanity to rescue and redeem.

Pastor Aaron had a conversation with Roe Dodgen about the need to slow down and the obstacles she has faced in her journey. As a spiritual director, she has experienced the transformational power of silence and solitude and helped others to do the same.

The speed of our world continues to increase. We may try to keep up, but our relationships and our souls suffer when we move so fast. Is it possible to slow down? What does it look like to live at a different pace? Join us as we cultivate practices to be at rest in an anxious world.

The speed of our world continues to increase. We may try to keep up, but our relationships and our souls suffer when we move so fast. Is it possible to slow down? What does it look like to live at a different pace? Join us as we cultivate practices to be at rest in an anxious world.

The speed of our world continues to increase. We may try to keep up, but our relationships and our souls suffer when we move so fast. Is it possible to slow down? What does it look like to live at a different pace? Join us as we cultivate practices to be at rest in an anxious world.

The speed of our world continues to increase. We may try to keep up, but our relationships and our souls suffer when we move so fast. Is it possible to slow down? What does it look like to live at a different pace? Join us as we cultivate practices to be at rest in an anxious world.

Jesus asks a lot of questions. 307, to be exact. He even asks questions in response to questions. These questions are challenging and disruptive to those he asked… and to us today.