In the upside down kingdom of God, nobody is the sum of the mistakes he or she has made. Jesus came to forgive our sins, even those we thought were beyond God's reach. How much will you love in response to being forgiven?

This week we learn about John the Baptist as he faces a faith crisis in prison and sends his disciples to talk to Jesus.

This week we learn about John the Baptist as he faces a faith crisis in prison and sends his disciples to talk to Jesus.

What does it take to amaze Jesus? Guest speaker Nikki Toyama-Szeto, Senior Director of IJM Institute and Prayer leads us in Luke as we learn from two unlikely sources: a widow and a military commander.

Can you really love those who hate you? Which is more transformative hate or love? Who are my enemies? Find out this and more from this week's podcast.

In the Gospels, good people turn out to be bad, the least are the greatest, adults are told to become like children while sinners are given a clean slate and forgiven. Jesus' teachings are often paradoxical and ironic and, as a result...

In the Gospels, good people turn out to be bad, the least are the greatest, adults are told to become like children while sinners are given a clean slate and forgiven. Jesus' teachings are often paradoxical and ironic and, as a result...

What if, in 2015, your focus was more on who you are becoming than on what you accomplish? Learn why and how to care for the most important part of you -- your soul.

God’s struggle against the dark forces of this world—his great Rescue Mission—is ongoing. What does all this mean for us as we think about the year ahead? [Guest Speaker- Joseph Loconte]

Christmas is the reminder to us that no matter when or how we come, no matter who we are, what we've done, or what we've had done to us, Jesus has come for us and he welcomes us. And our response? To worship.