Taken straight from the Gospel of Mark, we dramatically read the final days of Jesus' earthly life, during HOLY WEEK.

In John 10, Jesus goes in-depth to talk about his role as The Good Shepherd, how the sheep know the voice of the shepherd, and how the shepherd has to ward off thieves and wild animals.

In our series on "The Good Shepherd," we move into the New Testament now, and examine 2 parables by Jesus in Luke 15: The Lost Sheep & The Lost Coin. These seemingly simple parables have a lot to teach us, as we take a much closer look.

Our series on "The Good Shepherd" moves from the individually-focused Psalm 23 to the communally-focused Jeremiah 23. In the midst of life's challenges, struggles, and setbacks, what is our perspective? Will we dwell on the negatives? Or will we look for ways God is breaking in to bring new life?

The creation story from Genesis 2 tells us about Adam & Eve and the Garden they were tasked to care for. The film WALL*E tells us about WALL*E and EVE and their quest to fulfill their "directive." See how love transforms all!

Two strong men... two girlfriends... two quests to find out their weaknesses... two very different endings. Today we examine the Greek hero Hercules alongside the Hebrew "judge" Samson. (And it's quite the wild ride!)

We were created to be in community. That's how we, as the church, function best. But it's not always easy in this "me-first" society. Today we look at the 2006 Disney film CARS, and Lightning McQueen's transformation from a "one-man-show" to a team player. It's a classic story, retold in new ways. 1 Corinthians 12:12-26 (and the Body of Christ analogy) is our text.

Two babies left floating in a river. Two rescues. Two lives seeking to find their identity and "home." Today we examine the stories of Mowgli (The Jungle Book) and Moses (Exodus). Join us as we discover where WE find our identity & home, too!

We begin our annual FAITH IN DISNEY series looking at one of the "modern classics" of Disney Animation: Beauty and the Beast. We parallel both the selfish nature of the Beast, and the sacrificial love of Belle with our scripture from Titus 3:3-7.