We are given dozens of images and illustrations to show us what it means to have a relationship with God. But only one explains why the God of the universe would actually feel...jealous. Join us as we continue our study of the Names of God

Flags, and banners are everywhere. Stadiums. Schools. Arenas. They’re used by teams, armies, political parties, and activist groups. But what does it mean when someone says, “The Lord is my banner?”

If God can heal every sickness and disease, why doesn’t He heal every sickness and disease? Does God still heal? Join us as we discover another Name of God that is incredibly important for us all to know.

Maybe you have heard the phrase “The Lord will provide.” Did you know that phrase is also one of God’s names? But just because that is His Name does not mean He always provides everything for everyone? This week we uncover the truth behind God’s promise to provide.

God has a Name. He told us His Name because He wanted a relationship with us. And yet there was a time when God allowed a scared hurting girl to give Him another Name. 

In today's episode, we look at the call for God's people to "go and make disciples", and at how to discern when God is specifically calling us to make a move.

The very first people who claimed Jesus had risen from the dead were so confident in that belief that they were willing to die for it. Is it even possible for us to have that same confidence? Join us as look at the evidence.

The very first people who claimed Jesus had risen from the dead were so confident in that belief that they were willing to die for it. Is it even possible for us to have that same confidence? Join us as look at the evidence.

The very first people who claimed Jesus had risen from the dead were so confident in that belief that they were willing to die for it. Is it even possible for us to have that same confidence? Join us as look at the evidence.

On the first Easter morning, the disciples said the news of the resurrection was "nonsense." But Peter had to see this "nonsense" for himself. What he saw changed the world.