We don’t like to talk about it. But we all do it. And we don’t really know why. Join us for this Lent series on the chaos of sin.

We don’t like to talk about it. But we all do it. And we don’t really know why. Join us for this Lent series on the chaos of sin.

We don’t like to talk about it. But we all do it. And we don’t really know why. Join us for this Lent series on the chaos of sin.

In this supplemental podcast, Norton provides some additional thoughts, history, and challenges regarding the ideas of original sin, total depravity, and sin as wounding.

We don’t like to talk about it. But we all do it. And we don’t really know why. Join us for this Lent series on the chaos of sin.

We don’t like to talk about it. But we all do it. And we don’t really know why. Join us for this Lent series on the chaos of sin.

We don’t like to talk about it. But we all do it. And we don’t really know why. Join us for this Lent series on the chaos of sin.

We don’t like to talk about it. But we all do it. And we don’t really know why. Join us for this Lent series on the chaos of sin.

There's nothing that makes life richer than good friendships. Yet today in America we're experiencing a crisis of loneliness and isolation. In this message we explore the source of our need for friendship, the barriers that stand in the way, and some steps we can take to move against the currents pushing us toward loneliness.

Life is often tiring. And our accomplishments don’t ultimately satisfy. The writer of Ecclesiastes has some words of wisdom for us about delighting in the ordinary.