This culture is "brand culture." Everyone is looking to live out their own authentic self-identity. To present an image to culture representative of who they are. What image were we made to reflect? What was the original design for our identity?

At The Genesis Project, we're aiming to live a life that makes people wonder about the why behind our what. Find out what A Questionable Life is all about!

Hope. Our world is both filled with it and starved for it. What is the object of your hope?

At The Genesis Project, we believe that every follower of Jesus is sent into the world to demonstrate and proclaim the message of Jesus to the world - at home, at work, and at play. What does that mean?

"In the everyday stuff of our lives." We say that an awful lot at The Genesis Project. We believe that Jesus' teachings apply not just to the "religious" sphere of life, but to and for the everyday.

Rules. We have a love/hate relationship with them. But every relationship we're in has them. The Church is called to be a community of relationships guided by the rule of love. But because of the widespread misunderstanding of that term, we walked through a series of love-based commands from a sample New Testament list focused on the kind of community we're called to be: a Gospel Community.

It's been said that this is the most connected, isolated generation ever. Our first core value is Real Relationships. Driven by the Biblical mandate to love sincerely, and supported by the statistical evidence of widespread loneliness in our culture, there's never been a better time in history to focus on Real Relationships.

5 years is a significant milestone for a church plant!

"To the least of these..." It's become a cultural phenomenon. This simple line, uttered by Jesus nearly 2,000 years ago has become the reference of choice for why the Church should care for the poor, the sick, and the hurting. In this week's parable, we take a careful look at who Jesus says "the least of these" really are.

In this week's parable, Jesus sets us straight about "rewards in heaven"; who gets them, and why.