After Jesus tells his followers of the authority that he has been given, he tells them to go. How did they hear that? How should we hear it? What do we do with that instruction?

Jesus' last words to his followers before he ascended to heaven have become known as the Great Commission. What do those words mean to us? As we kick off this new series, we look at these last words of Jesus one phrase at a time.

What happens when things don't go the way we'd like them to? Do we trust that God's ways are higher than our own and that his plan will endure forever? We ask these questions and see how the truth of God's sovereignty is illustrated through the film Father of the Bride.

Proverbs says that our lives reflect our hearts. How are our lives reflecting our hearts?

Continuing our Summer at the Movies series, we look at these and other questions through the film Stranger Than Fiction.

What happens when government authorities conflict with the Law of God? With the backdrop of Nazi Germany in A Hidden Life, we look at our duty and responsibility, the cost of following Jesus, and the metrics of making a difference.

We kick off our summer at the movies series looking at the Disney Pixar film "Cars" and learning from the transformation that takes place in Lightning McQueen.

In this episode, we recap our Where Life and Faith Meet series and respond to some questions that were raised along the way.

What do we do when life gets messy? What does grace have to do with it? We look to Ephesians and James to answer these questions.

In the Body of Christ, there are no extraneous parts, no parts that simply sit on the sidelines and watch. We all have a role to play to build up the body and to reach the fullness of Christ together. We look at this through Paul's words in Ephesians 4.

How do we seek comfort in others when we may not naturally lean towards their comfort rather than our own? This week we look to the story of The Good Samaritan to see how Jesus calls us to give up our own comfort for the sake of others.