6-18-2017 - Ben Cachiaras Maybe you"ve heard the story about a guy who ran from God only to get thrown overboard and swallowed by a fish. But he"s not the only one who goes overboard in this story. It is over the top, but it leaves us all with a choice to make about whether to run toward or away from the God who is overboard in his love for all people.

6-11-2017 - Ben Cachiaras Maybe you"ve heard the story about a guy who ran from God only to get thrown overboard and swallowed by a fish. But he"s not the only one who goes overboard in this story. It is over the top, but it leaves us all with a choice to make about whether to run toward or away from the God who is overboard in his love for all people.

6-4-2017 | Ben Cachiaras Maybe you"ve heard the story about a guy who ran from God only to get thrown overboard and swallowed by a fish. But he"s not the only one who goes overboard in this story. It is over the top, but it leaves us all with a choice to make about whether to run toward or away from the God who is overboard in his love for all people.

5-28-2017 | Nathan McDade It"s easy to think that Jesus calls us to go on a spiritual journey. He does, of course. But what do our physical bodies have to do with that? Are they a nuisance holding us back from the spiritual destinations we seek? Or are our bodies critical vehicles to carry us down the road where Jesus calls? One thing"s for sure: we only got one body. And what we do with it is up to us. Let"s discover how Every Body Matters.

5-21-2017 | Ben Cachiaras It"s easy to think that Jesus calls us to go on a spiritual journey. He does, of course. But what do our physical bodies have to do with that? Are they a nuisance holding us back from the spiritual destinations we seek? Or are our bodies critical vehicles to carry us down the road where Jesus calls? One thing"s for sure: we only got one body. And what we do with it is up to us. Let"s discover how Every Body Matters.

5/14/2017 | Luke Erickson It’s easy to think that Jesus calls us to go on a spiritual journey. He does, of course. But what do our physical bodies have to do with that? Are they a nuisance holding us back from the spiritual destinations we seek? Or are our bodies critical vehicles to carry us down the road where Jesus calls? One thing’s for sure: we only got one body. And what we do with it is up to us. Let’s discover how Every Body Matters.

5/7/2017 | Rob Kastens It"s easy to think that Jesus calls us to go on a spiritual journey. He does, of course. But what do our physical bodies have to do with that? Are they a nuisance holding us back from the spiritual destinations we seek? Or are our bodies critical vehicles to carry us down the road where Jesus calls? One thing"s for sure: we only got one body. And what we do with it is up to us. Let"s discover how Every Body Matters.

4/30/17 | Ben Cachiaras It’s easy to think that Jesus calls us to go on a spiritual journey. He does, of course. But what do our physical bodies have to do with that? Are they a nuisance holding us back from the spiritual destinations we seek? Or are our bodies critical vehicles to carry us down the road where Jesus calls? One thing’s for sure: we only got one body. And what we do with it is up to us. Let’s discover how Every Body Matters.

4/25/17 | Albert Tate Albert is the founding pastor of Fellowship Monrovia — one of the fastest-growing multiethnic churches in the United States. Blending the power of storytelling with his own good sense of humor, Albert enjoys illustrating God’s amazing grace and love in church, academic, and conference settings. Albert also serves on the Board of Trustees at Azusa Pacific University and the Fuller Youth Institute. He was recently published in Letters to a Birmingham Jail: A Response to the Words and Dreams of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

4/16/17 | Ben Cachiaras He is history’s most fascinating figure. He is famous, but many don’t really know him. His immense impact on the world didn’t happen by accident. From the Dark Ages to the present day, he’s the man who won’t go away and can’t be ignored. Yet he never wielded a weapon, wrote a book, or held an office. How can that be? He is … The Most Fascinating Guy on the Planet.