Jesus sends out 70 other people to prepare other places for His message and ministry. How does their mission compare to ours?

The Resurrection is the hinge upon which the Christian faith turns. Join us in this podcast as we reexamine that miraculous morning and ask ourselves tough questions about whether we are truly "Easter Christians."

Jesus enters Jerusalem and the temple to begin the last week of His intentional life. What do we learn about His prophesied coming and purposeful entry?

From Luke 9:37-62, there is a powerful connecting thread of prayerfulness on the part of Jesus and prayerlessness on the part of His disciples. Notice how prayerlessness radically impacts the ability of the disciples to discern spiritual things and follow Christ in truth. Our own prayerless will affect us the same way.

Brit Boone was the guest speaker for both services, and he encouraged and challenged us what "being the church" means in the context of gloryfing a great God among the nations.

Tucker King preaches on the greatness and bigness of God. In portraying God's grandeur, we are compelled to reflect on all of our inadequate understandings of who God is and how He works.

Special guest Michael Kelley shares from Ephesians 2-3 about the purpose of the church and our role in it.

Virginia Tech's campus ministry vtONE held their all-campus worship event on March 19, 2011, and the theme was "Welcomed." Jeff Noble spoke on being welcomed by God, living a welcoming life and being wary of welcoming the wrong things.

Jesus is changed in front of the eyes of some sleepy disciples. How they respond reveals their misunderstanding of His majesty. How can we see Jesus clearly for who He is?

Jesus had not given his disciples preconditions for following Him before. At this point in His ministry, He outlines what a true follower looks like.