The gospels were careful to relay accounts from eyewitnesses who experienced Jesus first hand. The implications of this reality are significant for us today as it forces us to grapple with a truth that cannot be ignored.

A careful analysis of the names recorded in the gospels and Acts reveals important historical information about those accounts. Ultimately, these names are real people who witnessed an unparalleled event that would change not only their lives, but the history of the world.

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A careful analysis of the names recorded in the gospels and Acts reveals important historical information about those accounts. Ultimately, these names are real people who witnessed an unparalleled event that would change not only their lives, but the history of the world.

The Bible says the Holy Spirit prays for us! Pastor Kee shares a little bit of what that means for us and what we should expect.

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The Bible says the Holy Spirit prays for us! Pastor Kee shares a little bit of what that means for us and what we should expect.

Pastor Kee shares some faith lessons he learned during his sabbatical.

After 4 long months, our Pastor Kee is back from sabbatical and on the podcast! Hear a few stories of Pastor Kee reconnecting with family from Korea, as well as healing a deep pain in his heart. Later, the pastors talk about Pastor Sam's last sermon, exploring a theology of work. Lots to discuss! You don't want to miss it!

God's narrative uncovers how 'work' is part of God's design for humanity. God gives us 'work' as the vehicle through which we join with God's creative and redemptive work. Understanding work in its intended way gives meaning and direction to our labor.

Believers are called to use their freedom and gifts to serve others in love, as genuine faith naturally leads to acts of service and ministry. We are invited to deepen our spiritual lives through movement — engaging in submission, service, ministry, and evangelism — to create a vibrant and life-giving faith.

This week the pastors recall times when vulnerability wasn't received too well. Does that take away from the power of the confession? How vulnerable are you willing to be? All this and more!