In order for the Good News to be spread throughout the world to all kinds of people, Jesus must deal with prejudice in the hearts of his followers. God cares about race. We must care about it, too.

Do we really believe that Jesus is alive? Peter’s story helps to build our faith.

The story of Saul meeting Jesus and the transformation that follows features a man who starts the chapter as a killer of Christians and ends it as a leader of Christians. No one is beyond the transforming grace of Jesus. No one.

National adoption advocate and friend of Reach Jason Johnson shows us the relationship between the gospel and adoption, and how we all have a part in God's story of redeeming the marginalized.

Scot Pollok, a dear friend of the Reach family, shows us the encounter of Stephen - an early church leader who shared the gospel and was ultimately murdered for it.

Jesus promised that His church would be a growing thing. So the question is this: how do we mature while we multiply?

The early church in Acts has a care crisis; our city does too. How has Jesus sent us to our neighborhoods?

God uses relationship to usher hope and healing into our lives. He equips us to do the same when He sends us into our cities.

God has a plan for us: to bless us as we work to be a blessing to the city He's placed us in.

The disciples endure imprisonment and torture for loving their city. To be a church for the city, we must count the cost...and choose to love anyway.