Colossians 1; Every six months The Garden exchanges it's regular worship gathering for a walk through the community, stopping at the most recent homocide sites, praying for peace. On October 16, The Garden did just that. This teaching introduces not only why we do what we do but the reason we can do what we do. Our praying is driven by our theology - Jesus has conquered the ruling powers.

Jonah 4; This teaching is the fourth and final in Jonah. Jonah's response to the repentance of Nineveh is as shocking as each part of this book has been - Jonah responds to the great miracle of Nineveh’s repentance with pouting and wishing he could die. And God asks, “Should I not love this great city?”

Jonah 3; This teaching begins with a reminder that "the word of the Lord came to Jonah a second time" - God gives second chances. And then follows chapter three as God uses Jonah’s obedience to bring about the transformation in the city of Nineveh that God so desired. God has given you a second chance as well. Will you obey and then trust him to bring about the spiritual fruit.

Jonah 2: This teaching explores the question: How do I turn back after running? Especially when I don't feel like turning back? From the belly of the fish Jonah cries, “Help!” Of course, what else would he cry? His eyes are off Tarshish, his mind is no longer thinking about Nineveh, and he should be dead; however Providence has preserved his life, and he turns to God.

Jonah 1: God has called a prophet named Jonah to the great city of Ninevh - the problem is that Israel is enjoying a time of peace and prosperity and Nineveh doesn't seem so enticing. And so Jonah runs. He runs from God and heads to Tarshish. Hit with a storm and thrown into the waves, Jonah would rather die than follow God to Nineveh...but God isn't finished with Jonah. And he's not finished with you.

Isaiah 6:1-6; In this teaching, fellow Gardener and University of Baltimore student, Dustin Carpenter shares: “What is Holiness?” We know the Scriptures tell us that God is supremely Holy, and if He is Holy, does that mean there is any chance for us to be in His presence?

Acts 4:32-5:11; When 5,000 people share one "soul," all needs are met. The idea of possessions becomes irrelevant. But what about the pretenders? The spiritual fakes who only desire to be "seen" as spiritual? This teaching explores the story of Ananias and Sapphira and confronts the pretending in the church today

Acts 4:12-20; This teaching continues the series: Unstoppable Church, Acts. The topic of 'sharing you faith' is one of the most common in the church yet strangely too often ignored in practice. Could it be because we have yet to '"see and hear?" In Acts 4 we see Peter and John told to stop sharing there faith. Their response: “How can we stop speaking what we’ve seen and heard?”

Haggai 1:1-14; In this teaching, Garden intern Taylor Cain speaks from Haggai and, just as the ancient Israelites were challenged to obey and to rebuild, Taylor challenges us to bring honor back to the church through obedience to Christ.

What are we missing? Why do we struggle with hearing God? In this teaching, John speaks on the various distractions which keep us from hearing God’s voice.