There once were two brothers... one who did the "wrong things" and one who did the "right things". Both of them still missed the important things.

We know you've probably felt these two truths:

• The world is broken.

• I am broken.

What do we do with these two truths? Jesus told some of his earliest followers a story about how they (and we) could handle this.

Loving your neighbor is a rather general concept. Very easy to agree with, without ever taking action. Jesus knew this. That’s why he told us a parable that makes it so clear and so practical that none of us will ever find a loophole. In this message, we will explore a parable that will leave us all unsettled and inspired to take action.

Have you ever felt like life is not fair? We get it. Some of Jesus's earliest followers felt similarly at times. What do you do when life isn't fair? Jesus had some incredibly significant thoughts for people who follow him... and they can be helpful for you, too.

We all have aspirations for how we want life to go... Bigger. Better. Faster.

Jesus told his earliest followers all about the bigger and better their lives would be in His Kingdom... but faster? Maybe not by your, or my, standards. Why? Because transformation, and life, is like a mustard seed and yeast...

Have you ever wondered how much free will you have? Maybe even compared it to how in control God is? Let's talk about it.

Sometimes wrestling with the biggest questions of life and faith can leave us just simply... wrestling: Not actually trying anything out, but feeling like we're in combat mode. What if we told you that God's invitation isn't one of meeting expectations and battling, but of relationship... acceptance... and love. Skeptical? Let's talk about it.

Check out Episode 4 of "Wrestling" now.

Ever had a bad day... for 365 days? We get it. For people who follow Jesus, we can have hope knowing that what we're suffering through now is NOTHING compared to the goodness and fullness we'll experience one day.

Check out Episode 3 of "Wrestling" now.

You ever feel like you're your own worst enemy? Maybe you can relate to the words of an early follower of Jesus named Paul: "I do not understand what I do. For what I want to do I do not do, but what I hate I do…"

In the words of the great theologian, Beyonce Knowles, "Who run the world? Girls."

In the words of Jesus... well just watch this.