These weekly Lent podcasts are a time for you to join us in prayer, meditation, and conversation. In this episode, Caleb offers a guided reflection on Psalm 25 and its invitation to a life of trust. Then, we are joined by our friend Elizabeth Coffee to talk about faithfulness. Elizabeth’s work of storytelling and bridge-building with the HEB Foundation shapes her unique perspective on how the Spirit draws us into a life of faith.

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Part 7 of “Love Is The End Of The World”, our series in 1 Corinthians. Looking at chapter 10, Caleb highlights the stark contrast between worshiping God and worshiping idols. God, the Creator, gives himself to us in abundance, while an idol (a created thing) slowly makes us less human.

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These weekly Lent podcasts are a time for you to join us in prayer, meditation, and conversation. In this episode, Caleb offers a guided reflection on Psalm 51 and the invitation to confession. We follow this up with a conversation about self-control and how it might be cultivated in our lives as we walk with the Spirit in confession and trust.

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Part 6 of “Love Is The End Of The World”, our series in 1 Corinthians. Looking at chapters 8 and 9, Caleb leads us to reflect on the knowledge of God and how it is inextricably tied to our love for one another.

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Part 5 of “Love Is The End Of The World”, our series in 1 Corinthians. Looking at chapter 7, Robert Saenz joins us to teach on marriage, singleness, and the call to live with contentment in each season.

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Part 4 of “Love Is The End Of The World”, our series in 1 Corinthians. Everybody shares a God-given desire for belonging. The Church is meant to be a place in which belonging is a gift for all who will receive it from Christ. But how do we respond when we or the people around us begin to intentionally disconnect from the gift of the Body? Looking at Paul’s words in chapters 5 and 6, Caleb addresses these timely and difficult questions.

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Part 3 of “Love Is The End Of The World”, our series in 1 Corinthians. Through the lens of Paul’s words in chapters 3 and 4, Caleb leads us to ask ourselves what is worth building our lives upon. God invites us not to do this work individually, but to be the temple of His Spirit as a community.

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Part 2 of “Love Is The End Of The World”, our series in 1 Corinthians. Paul spends the end of chapter 1, and the beginning of chapter 2 speaking about the strange nature of God’s wisdom. Caleb unpacks these themes to invite us to receive wisdom as a gift from God, even and especially as it transcends our understanding. 

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Part 1 of “Love Is The End Of The World”, our series in 1 Corinthians. Looking at Paul’s opening address in verses 1-17, Caleb highlights the parallels between the struggles of 1st-century Corinth and the struggles of division in our day. There's a unity to which the Body of Christ is called, and it's a gift we can embrace in our local churches in daily life.

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Part 6 of our Advent series, "Carry The Day": Through the lens of Micah’s closing words, Jordan invites us to soften our hearts so that we might receive and notice the ways God is already present in our lives. 

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