God still speaks to individuals today - just not usually for oneself but for others. 

Seven realities for passing along something God puts on your heart for others. 

Some are curious to hear more about Jesus while others are outspoken skeptics. However, what do you say to people already occupied with life, having never given God a passing thought? 

As we see through the lives of Lydia, Paul, and some slaveowners, the good news about Jesus challenges us to take temporary losses for a far greater gain. 

The reality is you or someone you care about will one day leave a local church. 

Wise reasons for leaving a local church. Also, some wisdom both for how to leave the family of God better off than you found it and for how to leave well.

The most prepared we can possibly be for the best possible conversation we may ever have is after that last song on Sunday.

>> How to prepare our hearts & make the most of opening up on Sundays. 

When we gather together on Sundays, what is it that we are walking into and how might we practically prepare for it.

Guest Speaker: Kelly Graham

God graciously forgives us and helps us even when our own sins cause our circumstances.

The importance of clarifying for not-yet and new believers what is most important as a follower of Jesus. Important not just for their lives but for our hearts - in the ongoing fight against the deadly doctrine of legalism.

Sometimes the unchurched and irreligious remind the church who we're supposed to be. 

Sent (not just gather) to win hearts (not culture wars) with truth and power (not just one or the other). 

Because of our fallen world and fallen nature, our hearts cling toward 'sameness' (ie. people who look, talk, and think like me). The early church witnessed how radical inclusivity of those very different from them needed: Jesus, repetition, and pioneers.