Ep. #54 - James and Forrest take on the task of discussing the twelve disciples and why on earth Jesus would pick them because...well...they were 'idiōtēs' (ἰδιώτης). What's the difference between a disciple and an apostle? What tribes are they from? And, if the disciples were connected in a small group, is this the only way to get connected? And then a look ahead to a somber chapter in Acts 12.

Everyone has a place in God's kingdom. Just look at the twelve!

Episode #53 - On this episode, James and Andrew talk through topics such as Saul becoming Paul, the rift between Jews and Gentiles, Jesus and the Law, Israel looking for a king, church growth metrics and yes, spicy foods. Enjoy!

God had a plan to grow the church: accept the gentiles, reach them, encourage them, and then create fellowship with them. What does that mean for us?

Episode #52 - On this week's episode, Pastor James and Marissa discuss last weeks sermon from Acts 11 where they discuss topics such as growing as Christians, river analogies, near death experiences, the unthwartable plan of God, biblical numerology, and women's roles in the church. Enjoy!

When we pick up our feet God will carry us a long way.

Episode #51 - James and Brenton take some time to discuss the ins and outs of serving and getting in the game of doing church by talking about practicing what you preach, why we all should serve, shaping hearts and minds, and vision casting towards the ideal outcome, as well as discussing the new series DNA and looking ahead. Enjoy!

Relational connection is what we are after. It is good for you and it is good for the body of Christ. We need to find it, build it, and then sustain it.

Episode #50 - Wesley and James laugh, ponder, and work through our 50th Midpoint Episode by wrapping up the Plugged-In series, all while having some interesting insights on salvation, sin, works, grace, and self. Enjoy!

Salvation is not based on national identity, good works, but on the person and work of Jesus Christ. This message of salvation is to spread through the witness of Christ followers and result in obvious evidence found in all who believe.