Why did John the Baptist call Jesus the Lamb of God? 🤔 Discover how a 1,400-year-old tradition reveals the profound purpose behind Jesus' arrival. And then discover what John the Baptizer's role was in welcoming the Lamb. More than a teacher. More than an example. He came to be something far greater... #Faith #Spirituality #Purpose

Main Text: John 1:19-34

This week, Travis talks with the Knolla's - Luke, Tristen, Owen & Ellie - about what they're learning from God in their particular life seasons. Such a cool conversation that covers perceptions, money management, youth Hub & culture, and much more.

Is your view of Jesus too small? The Gospel of John reveals a perspective that will transform your understanding of who Jesus really is. Beyond a teacher, beyond a prophet - discover the eternal Creator who offers true life to all who believe. Ready to see Jesus in a whole new light? 🌟✨

This week, Travis is joined by Jonathan Little John to discuss the amazing Storyteller Conference weekend. What stood out? What helped? What does it mean when the Bible "cuts?" Such a good conversation!

This week, Travis and Eli Bayless preview the upcoming Storyteller Conference and the significance of different learning styles.

On this episode, Luke Knolla joins the conversation to discuss 21 days of prayer and fasting, what we're learning with God, and even some church trends for 2025.

This was a fun conversation with Vanessa Toman, Debbie Barone, Hannah Harden, and Travis & Nichole Roberts. Enjoy the conversation as they reflect on 2024 at The District.

This week on the podcast, Travis shares a devotional thought about becoming deep people. What does it mean to actually become a "deep" person? Christmas is the perfect season to consider this thought.

This week, Travis is joined by Blake & Darci Peniston and Luke & Tristen Knolla to discuss their experience through Followers Made - a 6 month discipleship intensive. A fun conversation about following Jesus in community.

This week, Travis and Brady discuss the topic of control from this week's sermon. Who's really in control of your life? Where do you seek control most? Hope you enjoy this conversation.