In this week’s episode, John Gaddis talks about something that churches are pretty hesitant to talk about --- DOUBT.  By focusing on Matthew 28:7, we’ll talk about how leaning into our doubt can help us live the life we’re called to live.

In today’s episode we hear from four members of the Left Hand Church community about their faith journeys and what this community means to them.

In this message, Paula talks about the three kinds of guilt most people feel – which feelings of guilt are healthy and which are unhealthy – and the role guilt can play in making us wiser and more mature.

In this week's sermon, we conclude our sermon series entitled. Left Hand's Directions with a look UPWARD, at how we celebrate all we have learned along our journey to this point and all we have to look forward to as a community.

Where are we called, and to what purpose?  This week, Paula talks about what kind of a person we need to be to recognize and accept our call when it comes.

In this sermon, Paula talks about how our souls can embrace enough vulnerability to be able to live authentically with others. She’ll talk about how loving ourselves, accepting the world as it is, and accepting that part of life is lived in the swamplands, can help us become whole.

In this week’s sermon, John talks about Left Hand being the kind of church community where we’re willing to deal with the painful stuff, and where we believe that salvation and reconciliation is HOLISTIC.  John also discusses his dislike of the enneagram, and…..body hair?

In this week's sermon, co-pastor Kristie Sykes continues our sermon series on the direction of our church and how community, journey, and discovery of passion all play a part in looking forward.

This week, Paula will kick off our new sermon series on Directions.  Sometimes the best way to move forward is to look backwards.  This week we’ll look back at the history of the church, including our own congregation, Left Hand Church, as we begin to discern where we are going from here.

In this week's episode, Paula continues taking a look at Paul's letter to the church at Ephesus, and the sixth chapter is every bit as explosive as the fifth chapter.  Both have done great damage to the church and in culture at large.  John dealt wonderfully with the fifth chapter last week, but we'll take a look at a foundational understanding that'll help us comprehend both the fifth and sixth chapters.