This week we discuss the experience of LGBTQ people as it relates to the church, scriptural truths to have in our head as we engage with them, and what we can say in those relationships.

When we put others needs ahead of our own it can give us the opportunity to share the Gospel.

The world around us won't always live by the standards that God calls us to live by. It can be tempting to be offended and shut them out, but we should instead look for ways to bring the Gospel message into those situations.

We live in a culture that doesn't forgive easily. As disciples of Jesus, we can be an example of His grace and forgiveness to the world around us!

Holy Week is a time when people in our community may be open to faith conversations. Today, we explore ways to talk to them about what we're celebrating in the church.

At times, we can get too focused on the things of our past and letting them define who we are. What the Apostle Paul is encouraging us to do however, is to put our identity in Christ and his grace for us.

We all make choices that can turn out to cause bad consequences in our lives. When that happens to our friends and neighbors, how can we be the light of Christ to them in that situation?

When we talk with our friends and neighbors about our faith, they may have some questions that can be difficult to answer.

We've all been born into a world that isn't what God wants for us. In time, He'll return to set things right, but for now, He still entrusts us to care for the people and things around us.

All of our friends and neighbors face temptation just like we do (even if they don’t “name” it that way). Join us to discover a simple, three-part conversation you can use to share a little good news in those moments.