Genesis 6:1-4 is a mysterious text, and one of the most difficult interpretive passages in the whole Old Testament. Who are the fabled Nephilim? Who are the "sons of God" we see referenced? And what (if anything) is the connection between the two? Join us as we explore these and other questions connected to this challenging set of verses.

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It's why Jesus came to LIVE before he died. To usher in the great “reversal”, the un-doing, the upside-kingdom that’s not ruled by the plans and devices of the enemy.

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What was lost in the Garden is the ability to experience WITHOUT struggle and pain. That was our choice. And it was Christ’s choice to walk it WITH us, to walk us through it, and to change us from the inside out as a result of it. And THAT is why it’s so important to understand what was in the beginning, and where things went wrong. So that pain can have purpose, so that suffering can help us understand what Christ went through on our behalf...it was the only way to usher back in the expression and experience that was intended in the Garden.

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Guest Speaker: Dr. Tim Anstine joins us to talk about the intersection of science and faith and how things like Carbon point to the Creator.

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The invitation on the Sabbath is to remember and delight in God, who is good.

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In one profound, utterly unique sentence we are encountering God (plural but one) as a king who is already reigning, and then begins consecutive time through speaking utterly creative commands into being.

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In one profound, utterly unique sentence we are encountering God (plural but one) as a king whose is already reigning, and then begins consecutive time through speaking utterly creative commands into being.

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The Bible was written by 40+ authors over a span of about 1500 years, making it an incredibly diverse (and unique) book! Nonetheless, it tells one unified story, and it does so through the use of multiple literary styles (genres). As modern Bible readers, knowing the type of literature we're encountering can help us in our interpretation of the text. So, join us as we talk through the various types of literature found in the Bible and discuss some tips on how best to approach each type.

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We are a people at “unrest” because we’ve lost who we are, and we’ve lost who He is. Christ’s invitation is to enter back into the journey of discovering what was lost.

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“How you pray reveals what you believe about God.” – Lois Tverberg

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