Jesus commanded us to make disciples... but how did Jesus make disciples? In community - the fertile soil in which we learn to love God and love our neighbor. (John 13:34-35)

Jesus lived an unhurried, un-anxious life, confident that God was already present and at work all around us. (John 5:17-23)

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Spiritual disciplines are simply regular, intentional practices that help us to be present with Jesus just as He is present with us. (Matthew 11:28-30)

Our world is built on scarcity and fear - that ultimately, there's not enough to go around. But Jesus invites us into an abundant life, where we are free to love and give ourselves away. (Matthew 6:25-33)

How can we tell real faith from the counterfeit versions? Jesus tells us - it's a faith that doesn't stop at knowledge, but puts his life into practice. 

Kelly Gore and Dr. Melinda Moore help us process how people of faith can respond to suicide. 

What is loving our neighbor had less to do with adding more stuff to an already busy life, and more with being intentional with the life God already gave us? (Romans 12:9-13)

Is our good news...good news to the poor? Jesus' declares in Luke 4 that this is central to his mission. We're joined by Melissa Tibbs and Lindsay Anderson from Community Action Council to talk about what poverty looks like in Lexington, KY - and how we can be the hands and feet of good news to the poor. 

How do we love in a unsettled, disenchanted world? Slow down, be present, and seek the shalom of the place where God's planted us. (Jeremiah 29:4-11)

Guest Speaker Todd Johns of Revive Ministries talks about the kingdom life of caring for "the least of these." (Matthew 25)