Together always starts with a step toward another.

Together does not happen automatically. Together happens intentionally.

Cain rejected community for corrupted individualism. Jesus invites us to find our home once again with God and with others in a community of interdependence.

Jesus had a different approach to dealing with calamity than our culture. He was able to face crisis with faith instead of fear.

It is normal to put yourself first and to live to gratify our selfish desires. The Way of Jesus call us to surrender our desires to the Spirit and watch him transform our appetites.

Jeremiah talks about one of the closest friends of Jesus, a man named Peter. This man from the 1st Century shows us something profound about failure and God's Kingdom.

Steve unpacks some of the values that make Terraforma strange. We don't measure our impact inside the walls of the church, but the impact outside our walls on our culture and in your circle of influence.

Jesus had a strange relationship with time, where people always came before the project. He could always interrupt his plans for the needs of others.

We talk David's legacy and the end of the journey. Why was Solomon David's choice to succeed him on the throne? In the final evaluation, was David a "man after God's heart?"

As he nears the end of his story, King David reflects on his legacy and acts to prepare the next generation for success. We encounter in this story an invitation to finish well.