Heather Henderson walks us through an amazing story of five women that changed the world forever. You might not know their stories, but they are worthy of more than a footnote!

Pastor David Mazzella from Liberty Church in New York City shares part 3 of our series Back to Life.

It is one of the most dramatic and powerful stories about Jesus; it tells us so much about the character of God and the identity of Jesus Christ. Join us as we unpack the raising of Lazarus and try to answer the question: where is God when I suffer?

Many people are longing to return to normal after the world was turned upside-down in recent years. The Resurrection of Jesus invites us into something better than "a return to normal." The Resurrection of Jesus invites us to rise to something new.

What is the story of your work? If you understood your work through the story of God's unfolding grace, how would it change the way you work? Listen as Jamie Ulrich seeks to answer these questions in light of scripture.

Americans will give back to their employers almost a billion days of unused vacation in 2022. Why are we so addicted to productivity, and how can break the cycle? We do we resist the gift of rest and the command to celebrate sabbath?

What if we were as excited about Monday morning as we are about Friday evening? What if our work was so rewarding, meaningful, and fulfilling that we couldn't wait to start the workweek? How can Jesus redeem our relationship with our work?

We are often guilty of constructing an artificial barrier between the sacred and the secular, between what we consider God's work and our every-day vocation. Jeremiah Holthus explores a part of the human job description we need to reclaim: the call to the priesthood for all believers.

Our experience of work involves some mixture of fulfillment and frustration. Our work can be satisfying and meaningful, and at the same time toilsome and draining. Why is work a source of stress, anxiety, and worry, and what can we do about it?

We will spend more than half our lives at work, and we know our jobs can be a mix of frustration and fulfillment. Yet, something is wrong with our theology if we believe God isn't concerned with Monday through Saturday. Every moment matters to God, and God matters to every moment. We want to rethink our understanding of work and worship in light of scripture.