What does God mean when he says to have "no other gods"? How could believing this possibly make us feel more free? How can we possibly obey such a law? This week Stew suggests that in accepting God's good limits we might experience freedom. In living by God's law, we counterintuitively experience emancipation to live life to the fullest.

This week Stewart examines the story of the Ten Commandments. Who is this God that gives us the law? What part to we play in this story? And how does the law counterintuitively set us free? The scripture this week is Exodus 20:1-2.

As we begin our series on the Ten Commandments, Stewart starts by discussing the heart of the law. It is often easy for us to understand the law, but as Paul says, "For I do not do what I want, but I do the very thing I hate" (Rom. 7:15). So what happens when we truly surrender to God and His law?

The passage this week is Luke 10:25-37.

What makes glory so ... glorious? Stewart walks us through it in our last talk in the series of Revelation. This weeks scripture is Revelation 21.

What do we do with death? It is a big question, and this week Cole Jones speaks on it. How has Jesus taken care of our biggest problem? Like a cannonball found lodged in a tree trunk, what was supposed to end life is absorbed into life in eternity. The scripture tonight is Revelation 20.

As we begin to wrap up our series on the book of Revelation, Stewart looks at the wedding of Christ and his bride. How does God celebrate with us in that joyous time and what does it mean for us now? The passage this week is Revelation 19:1-10.

So what does all of the imagery in the book of Revelation mean? This week special guest, Rev. Ronnie Garcia of Denver Pres., joins us to preach on the book of Revelation. He takes a step back to consider what is happening in the book of Revelation and what it means for us. The scripture this week is Revelation 15: 1-3; 16: 14, 16, & 17.

Is spiritual warfare real, and if so what does it mean for our lives? This week, Daniel looks at three images from Revelation and what they mean for us. This weeks passage is Revelation 12.

This week, Daniel examines why God's judgement is good. Often we think of God's judgement as a negative but what happens when we reframe it and look at judgement as a merciful way of correction? The scripture this week is Revelation 8-9 and 11:15-19.

Apologies for the poor audio quality at the end, our mic died in the middle of the talk.

How do we handle the suffering of this world? Why do we feel so helpless? How does God respond? These questions are essential to grapple with as a Christian, and this week Stewart wrestles with them in his latest talk in our series on Revelation. This weeks' passage is Revelation 6-7.