Robin, JM, Andy, and special guest, Adam Fadel LMFT, share a panel discussion on emotional, spiritual, and mental health in the context of Jesus' first forgiving and then healing the paraplegic man.

Robin, JM, Andy, and special guest, Adam Fadel LMFT, share a panel discussion on emotional, spiritual, and mental health in the context of Jesus' first forgiving and then healing the paraplegic man.

Robin introduces the new Series on the Gospel of Mark as having the unique point of view of Peter. The Gospel of Mark's extremely honest portrayal of Peter's growth and shortcomings points to the fact that it is true and should be received with hope.

Robin introduces the new Series on the Gospel of Mark as having the unique point of view of Peter. The Gospel of Mark's extremely honest portrayal of Peter's growth and shortcomings points to the fact that it is true and should be received with hope.

Randall brings a powerful message of the Parable of the Good Samaritan to explain the depths of mercy that the Father shows to all of us and how it can empower us to live better, more impactful lives.

We all have an internal dialogue and we've all accepted an individual narrative for our lives. JM shares an insight out of Matthew 25:29 on the dichotomy of viewing life from a perspective of lack versus a perspective of abundance. Changing the context of the narrative that we've accepted for our life can directly change our desired outcomes.

Andy preaches about the hope and life that can be found in a foolish gospel that requires risk of trust, but promises the ultimate reward.

Mary, the mother of Jesus lived an extraordinary life. Robin teaches on key decisions in her life that enabled her to raise the Son of God.

Special guest speaker Brian Simmons, author of the Passion Translation unpacks Song of Songs, not as strange prose, but the empowering and intimate interaction between Jesus and each of his followers.

Al Sergel unpacks the parable of the wheat and the weeds explaining the process of dealing with expectations as they develop over time.