In our world today we are inundated with so much information. With media, social media, podcasts, you name it there are so many voices we hear. But who do we trust? What or who has our our time and attention?

Last week we looked at how we interact with people, particularly people we disagree with. This week we continue to look at Jesus most famous sermon on how we should approach those conversations and the questions we need to ask before having those conversations.

We all have people who see things or do things differently than we do. But how do we interact with them? What does scripture say about us interacting with those we disagree with?

We all have people who see things or do things differently than we do. But how do we interact with them. What does scripture say about us interacting with those we disagree with?

This Tuesday, people all over our country will gather at the polls, cast their vote and our country will have a new leader. When we vote, we are taking part in shaping our country. Before we head to the polls, there is an important question we should be asking: Whose Kingdom are we building?

Right before Jesus ascended to heaven, he told his disciples they would be his witnesses. What is a witness, and how are we to be witnesses to others around us?

This week, we look at the practice of Sabbath. What is a biblical view of work and rest? How do we do both well?

Solitude, for some, is where they are more comfortable, but what does it look like to practice spiritual solitude. What does that look like, and how do we benefit from this practice?

We continue in the series, Practicing the Way. This week looking at the idea of community and the importance of and the need for deep meaningful community in our lives.

We look at the third goal of being a disciple of Jesus. Do as He did. What does it look like to do what Jesus did?