The BASIC Podcast

Sara and Andrew teach about what a relationship with others looks like when we practice vulnerability, and why it's so important for authentic relationships. This is the third teaching in our series about relationships with God, self, others, and the rest of creation. We are meeting via Zoom during this time of social distancing. We hope you find this message encouraging!

Brooke teaches about what a relationship with yourself can look like and some ways we can work on how we view ourselves to grow closer to God. This is the second teaching in our series about relationships with God, self, others, and the rest of creation. We are meeting via Zoom during this time of social distancing. We hope you find this message encouraging!

This powerful, student-led service features five members from our college-age worship community sharing their stories through the lens of the events leading up to the arrest of Jesus and remembering the Last Supper.

Watch the full service here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHeFMknR4T8

Dave teaches about what a relationship with God can look like—like a father, like a friend, and like someone we can't contain. This is our first teaching in a series about relationships with God, self, others, and the rest of creation. It's also our first teaching via Zoom during a time of social distancing. We hope you find this message encouraging!

Alice wraps up our FOUNDATIONS series by giving us both a holistic view of the Church and emphasizing what your role in it is.

"Jesus didn't die to make you more religious, he died to make you more who he created you to be. So be the Church by being fully yourself."

How alive are you willing to be?

Listen in as Alice Shirey describes what spiritual gifts are and how to discern them to be a part of the Church.

Chelsea Eilers, a senior at UNI, shares her story at BASIC. 

Listen in as Kevin describes the church using Paul's analogy  of the Body of Christ. 

Kevin continues in our series, FOUNDATIONS, kicking off 4 weeks of the question "What is Church?"—diving into the history of the church—as we take a step back and ask some big questions about foundational parts of the Christian faith.

Kurt continues in our series, FOUNDATIONS, with the question "What is the Bible?"—and specifically how we should read the Bible—as we take a step back and ask some big questions about foundational parts of the Christian faith.