Having people over for a meal isn't a duty, it's a doorway to all kinds of wonderful things! Powerful things can happen when we open our homes to one another... at the very least, you've shown someone you truly care. Join us for week two of Hospitality!

This Sunday we begin a brand new series on Hospitality — exploring the heart of God to welcome, restore, and make room for people. Whether you feel close to God or far from Him, this series is an invitation to come home and learn what it means to become people who reflect the welcome of Jesus in our homes, church, and community.

The character of God has been steady and strong from the beginning of time - a God who is deeply in love with people, loving us, wanting us, and creating a way for us to be free from sin and reconnected with him. Listen in as we wrap up our series on the Character of God, this week focusing on God's role as the Judge of all the earth.

Are children punished for the sins of their parents? This week we tackle this confusing phrase in our Character of God series

This Sunday with Kimberly Whyte as we continue our series on the Character of God. We will look specifically at the Hebrew word Hesed and how this word helps us better understand who God is and how He interacts with His people.

Does God care about the brokenness in our world? And does his love extend beyond the borders of the Church? Listen in as we learn a powerful lesson from a story about a big fish, and a hard heart (Jonah 1-4).

For many people, the character of God in the Old Testament feels different from the character of Jesus! Over the next few weeks, we are looking at stories in the Old Testament that reveal the unchanging, compelling, glorious character of God! Today we begin with this series core text: Exodus 34.

This week, Ashley Hibbard returns to help us wrestle with violence in the Old Testament, this time walking us through an example where God's Law doesn't seem, in any way, just!

Making Sense of Old Testament Violence, Q and A with Dr. Ashley Hibbard

This week, we're getting real about the Old Testament, and talking about divinely commanded violence in the Bible. Listen in to Ashley Hibbard (PhD in Theology; Director of Operations for the Center for the Study of Bible and Violence in Bristol, UK) as she helps us wrestle with the Canaanite conquest.