The resurrection of Jesus changed the world forever. Without it, we’d still be stuck in our sins with no hope beyond the grave. But this week, we praise God that the sadness of Friday leads through the sorrow of Saturday to the celebration of Sunday. Speaker: Kyle Idleman

Through Jesus’ death and resurrection, it’s possible to live life the way it was meant to be lived. We can join Jesus in His death and new life through baptism. It’s time to step into or celebrate new life, leaving everything else beneath the water. Speaker: Kyle Idleman

Life is hard, but there are promises to grip, strategies to employ. Flee evil and pursue intimacy with your Creator. Uproot what is broken and cultivate what is life-giving. Make war on what is destructive and rest in the God who loves you. Speaker: Ben Stuart

The only solution to spiritual, emotional, and physical exhaustion is a spiritual, emotional, and physical rhythm of rest. Jesus, our Shepherd, invites us to join Him in a new type of life where our souls can be truly refreshed. Speaker: Kyle Idleman

God created humans, and in the very next scene, He rested. From the beginning of human history, He has been training us to live to the beat of His heart, resting in Him before all else. We were created to work out of our rest, not rest from our work. Speaker: Kyle Idleman

We’re all sexually broken and in need of renewed and restored hearts and minds. Join us as we walk through David’s painfully honest prayer in Psalm 51, remembering the remedy for our sexual brokenness is reliance on the God who heals and forgives. Speaker: Kyle Idleman

Join us as Pastor and Author Sam Allberry reminds us of God’s good design for the expression of human sexuality while giving us a Biblical perspective of what sex is designed to be and what it’s designed to do for us. Speaker: Sam Allberry

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus confronts popular religious messages that contradict His vision for human life and sexuality. We’ll uncover the misinformed messages that have infiltrated the church and been cloaked as “Biblical” views of sexuality. Speaker: Kyle Idleman

Our culture calls the pursuit of sexual freedom and fulfillment good, yet it only leads to deeper brokenness and captivity to our sinful desires. Embracing God’s vision for sexuality and intimacy allows us to experience the deep beauty of His design. Speaker: Kyle Idleman

Pastor Mark Moore, in his book Quest 52, focuses on the one-on-one encounters of Jesus. Many started with compassion, but were followed by action. Join us as Mark shares how we often feel compassion but miss the “and” to join our emotions to action. Speaker: Mark Moore