If any single value defines America, it's freedom. But we're a long way from 1776, and the definition for that term has changed. Jesus taught about freedom too, but it's freedom on a whole different level. And if we take Him seriously, it might just create tension within us - tension between Christ and the country of our birth.

Can we still believe the Bible? That's the question that started this entire series. We've talked about so much. Check out the wrap up!

The Bible tells so many stories, but do any of them have the backing of history? After all, not every piece of literature is based on historical events, right? We take a brief survey of Biblical archaeology in this message!

"We can't take the Bible literally, can we?" It's one of the big questions our culture has about the Bible. We talk about four factors that are critical to answering that question.

Who got to decide what books are in the Bible, and why? That's a perfectly legitimate question! And really, it's a question of 'canon.' This week we talked about the 'who' and the 'why' of putting the Bible together. If you've wondered about that...this is the message for you!

The Bible. It's the number one best-selling book of all time, along with the most widely distributed book in the world. And it's viewed with increasing distrust and even hostility. How did we get this book in the first place? How do we know that we're even reading an accurate version of the original texts? Has it been changed? These questions and more are explored in this new series.

Sometimes life feels like it's a cycle on repeat. Every day is the same day. Again...and again...and again. It's easy to wonder if there isn't more to life than that...because there's gotta be more to life than that, right?

Everyone at some point in their life will be wronged by others. And when it happens, the pain can cause us to feel like we can never move forward.

One of the most powerful limiting narratives that we tell ourselves is "If you'd been dealt the hand that I've been dealt, then you wouldn't ___________." We can fill in the blank with hundreds of possible answers. But what if life is less about the hand you've been dealt, and more about what you do with the cards? Because if God's in the game, everything changes.

All of us are natural born story-tellers, and stories have incredible power to shape our view of life and how we engage it. But more than the narratives we tell others, the narratives that we tell ourselves have the greatest impact on our lives. What narratives are you telling yourself about life? Who gets to speak into those narratives? And are you inviting God to speak into them?