As we began our series titled "Life Together," we looked at what the author of Hebrews has to teach us about the relationship between faith and community and what this truth means for us today.

For the final installment of our series on calling and vocation we looked at the trap that we can fall into in trusting on the certainty of tomorrow. In doing so, we discovered that Kingdom vocation is not "one day" but is here and now. At every turn we are invited into faithfulness and attentiveness to what God's put in front of us today.

For part 3 of our series on calling and vocation we looked at what Scripture has to say about counsel in decision-making and found that often the greatest impediment to us discerning the leading of God in our lives is our deep-seated individualism.

Vocation is a gift from God yet we all too often fall prey to the temptation to abuse it and turn it into something it was never designed to be. For week 2 of "Called" we gave attention to this reality and defined the three primary ways that we as young adults can mishandle the gift of vocation in our lives.

In kicking off our series on vocation and the will of God, we looked at and defined the two-fold calling that transcends every other calling: to be reconciled to the Father and to engage our sphere of the world with the ministry of reconciliation.

"Who am I?" is a question all of us wrestle with. It is the question of identity. In this teaching, Pastor Andrew discusses how the encounter with Jesus shifts the source of our identity.

How are we to live wholeheartedly when we enter into seasons of trial? What ought to anchor us in these painful seasons? In week 5 of our "All" series, we explored these questions and more and found that suffering both plays a unique role in our life of faith and can be the terrain upon which we learn to love God well.

In week 5 of our "All." series, we study the role that joy serves in our lives today and a great enemy to maintaining joy in our lives: envy.

For part three of "All," we studied the gift of Sabbath and the role it played in the life of Israel and the role it continues to play in our lives today.

For week 2 of our "All" series, we looked at the great paradoxical confession of the church - that God is transcend and immanent - and pinpointed a big deterrent from us living with an awareness of God's immanent presence with us - clutter.