Maybe a perfectly curated life does more to glorify ourselves, and less to glorify the God who enters into our messiness. Maybe by running away from vulnerability, we rob our friends of knowing our true selves and we prevent everyone from seeing the redemptive work that God is doing in us.

A torrent of questions all pertaining to judgement, gossip and missions. Will the staff survive?

Julie tackles the Christian reputation of being unsafe when trusted with the most precious parts one's life. How can we move forward as a people who safely care for those who are close to us?

This week Garret tackles the Christian reputation of being judgmental and what Jesus has to say about the whole thing. What happens when we obey Jesus and let God be Judge?

Ancient Israelite porn, necessary judgment, atheistic sermons, and a little ol' thing called absolute truth. All this and more on this week's episode of Ekklesia After Hours.

Ekklesia begins the winter sermon series asking this question: What if the culture's biggest critiques of Christianity are God's message for the Church?

What could be better than a couple of nerds giving their opinions on the new Star Wars movie?

WARNING***SPOILERS***

How does following Jesus change the way we think about self-preservation and success? And what does all this have to do with waterbeds? Maybe nothing...

Brain caps off the series by revisiting Jeremiah 12:5 and taking another look at the type of race God wants us to run. God promises us greater potential than we would ever be able to achieve on our own.

We are still getting back into the swing of things since Thanksgiving break. So, here's a bonus episode where the crew discusses one particular question that was texted in a couple weeks ago.