When we think of meekness, whispers of the word "weak" might spring to mind. Using a story about David in 2 Samuel 5 as context, Trevor walks us through a more nuanced understanding of the strength of meekness and why we should pursue it as people of God.

All of us are guilty of overestimating our own influence and underestimating the impact of Jesus in our professional, spiritual and social lives. Joel walks us through each of these areas with biblical context and invites us into a meaningful conversation about flipping the script on this.

In this message, we look a bit deeper into the story in John 20 where Jesus reveals Himself to His disciples and proceeds to breathes the Holy Spirit on them. What??!! We also add some flesh to the character of Doubting Thomas, who we think might have a got a bad rap. And we learn along the way something about our own faith and doubts. Join us for Easter in Real Time!

As we prepare to contemplate the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus, we want to first take a pause to reflect on the week prior when Jesus arrives in Jerusalem on a lowly donkey. Jesus loves to flip the script, doesn't he? Join Trevor as he paints us a picture of Jerusalem that week in history and also gives a timely reminder to join in with all that God is doing now. 

The story of the cross actually begins back in the Garden. Gayle walks us through the origin story of the cross and how it leads to our recognition of our desperate need for the redemptive work of the cross.

Whether or not we choose to acknowledge the Lordship of Jesus, life can be a serious struggle. And it's not always as simple as "just having faith" or "God working it out for the best". Joel takes a look at how to view those "when things go wrong" scenarios through our faith lenses.

Have you considered the implications of Jesus coming to earth in in human form, fulling experiencing all that surrounds that? And yet, he didn't lose any sense of being a part of the triune God. David walks us through what it looks like to acknowledge Jesus as a human here on earth for a time and yet looks for his God-like character at the same time.

The Bible talks about "doing" for God and yet Jesus clearly calls us to "be still" with Him as well. We look at various passages that seem to promote each of these, including the familiar story of sisters Mary and Martha. What is our calling as followers of Christ? To be with Him or do with Him? Let's find out together!

How can Jesus call us to judge all things and also not judge others? Trevor unpacks this idea of what it actually means to judge and not judge and what it looks like for us to rely on God's wisdom in the middle of it all. 

Did you know that God likes Science? Gayle, who also likes science, speaks to how science actually supports a Biblical understanding of the world around us and points to a God who creates and designs all things. Tune in for this fascinating discussion on the way that the science of insects testify to God's creativity.