Households don't all look the same. Married with kids, single, divorced, married without kids, shared dorm space...The people who we live life with make up our household even if they aren't in our family. Join us as we discuss the nature of spiritual conversations in diverse households.

You don't have to look far to see the divisions that separate people, but a deeper search reveals commonality as well. Join our conversation with friends from Laos, Uruguay, England, and Africa as they discuss the resurrection of Christ and how it draws us together despite our differences.

Actions speak for themselves, except when they don't. Have you ever come to a conclusion about someone's intent based on their actions...only to find out you were wrong? Join us in a conversation about double agents, the masked will of God, and hidden motives.

What do marshmallows, shoes, and delayed gratification have to do with John chapter 12? Join our round-table discussion and find out.

What kinds of things did you learn from your father-figure? Whether your dad is awesome, absent, or somewhere in-between it's hard to deny the influence. Join us in a conversation about the only perfect Father and how he sees his children.

Race, age, gender, nationality, culture...differences that God intended as beautiful diversity have become chasms that divide. Join us in a conversation about human excuses and God's unifying love.

Some things come naturally, others take time to develop. Join us in a conversation with the founders of The Bible Project as we discuss the developing nature of Moses and the unchanging nature of God.

Remember when you were a kid and your parents made you go to the dentist? Getting your teeth cleaned isn't always a pleasant experience, but the alternative much worse. Join us in a discussion about painful treatment plans, new life, and the Sermon on the Mount.

What are you worried about? How do you control it...or does it control you? This week we'll discuss how worry impacts our lives and what to do about it.

Do you act differently when you know you have an audience? Whether it intimidates you or improves your performance, having spectators can make a difference. Join us as we discuss the fine line between letting your light shine and being in the spotlight.