In our mind we have the picture of the map from Psalm 23, but how does this map change after diving deeper into the scripture? In this week's sermon, Meg Henderson tells us about her journey into how her map changed after going deeper into scripture.

We are continuing our exploration of our vision statement and what it means to "Live out of being loved by God." This week we look at the unavoidable reality of brokenness in the church and how Paul's words to the Corinthians give us a "better way" of living in community as we seek to love each other authentically.

Today, Drew Clark talks about his experiences in Japan on Easter Sunday and the history of Japan and Christianity.

How do you come alongside people in some of life's most painful circumstances? Today we talk with David Aaron Johnson, pastor of The Equipping Church and a staff chaplain at Seattle Children's Hospital, as well as Betsy Coffey, a volunteer hospice worker with Chi Franciscan Health.

How do we begin to love other people as Christ loved us? Dave Wittenberg takes us further in our exploration of what it means to live out of being loved by God.

Karin Peabody brings today's message, digging deeper into the idea of drawing near to God.

We continue our exploration of New Day's vision statement, "Live out of being loved by God." Today's message examines what it looks like to love God back and what it means to live out what Jesus called the greatest commandment.

A conversation with trauma therapist Bill Bedell of Stillwater counseling, exploring the way our stories impact our capacity to receive and live out of the love of God.

Part two in our series exploring New Day's vision and values. If we are to "live out of being loved by God," we need to know more about that love and that it can sustain us.

This sermon begins a new series exploring New Day's vision statement, "Live out of being loved by God." What does it mean and how does it play out in our new context?