Over 1,600 years ago, a small group of theologians lived in a Jerusalem monastery where, day in and day out, they prayed and pondered the things of God. Among the many issues they considered were questions about sin and evil. How, they wondered, can evil still influence our lives - even after we put our faith in Jesus? This led them to develop the teaching that later became known as The Seven Deadly Sins. While all sins can be deadly, some are more dangerous than others, because they often function as "gateway sins". The Seven Deadly Sins are like doors that, once opened, can leave us vulnerable to deeper spiritual darkness. Throughout this series, we'll share strategies to slam these deadly doors and to prepare yourself and your loved ones to withstand future attacks from our spiritual Enemy.

Over 1,600 years ago, a small group of theologians lived in a Jerusalem monastery where, day in and day out, they prayed and pondered the things of God. Among the many issues they considered were questions about sin and evil. How, they wondered, can evil still influence our lives - even after we put our faith in Jesus? This led them to develop the teaching that later became known as The Seven Deadly Sins. While all sins can be deadly, some are more dangerous than others, because they often function as "gateway sins". The Seven Deadly Sins are like doors that, once opened, can leave us vulnerable to deeper spiritual darkness. Throughout this series, we'll share strategies to slam these deadly doors and to prepare yourself and your loved ones to withstand future attacks from our spiritual Enemy.

Over 1,600 years ago, a small group of theologians lived in a Jerusalem monastery where, day in and day out, they prayed and pondered the things of God. Among the many issues they considered were questions about sin and evil. How, they wondered, can evil still influence our lives - even after we put our faith in Jesus? This led them to develop the teaching that later became known as The Seven Deadly Sins. While all sins can be deadly, some are more dangerous than others, because they often function as "gateway sins". The Seven Deadly Sins are like doors that, once opened, can leave us vulnerable to deeper spiritual darkness. Throughout this series, we'll share strategies to slam these deadly doors and to prepare yourself and your loved ones to withstand future attacks from our spiritual Enemy.

Over 1,600 years ago, a small group of theologians lived in a Jerusalem monastery where, day in and day out, they prayed and pondered the things of God. Among the many issues they considered were questions about sin and evil. How, they wondered, can evil still influence our lives - even after we put our faith in Jesus? This led them to develop the teaching that later became known as The Seven Deadly Sins. While all sins can be deadly, some are more dangerous than others, because they often function as "gateway sins". The Seven Deadly Sins are like doors that, once opened, can leave us vulnerable to deeper spiritual darkness. Throughout this series, we'll share strategies to slam these deadly doors and to prepare yourself and your loved ones to withstand future attacks from our spiritual Enemy.

Join us for a special message from our long-time friend, David Bennett! Born and raised in Australia, David is a renowned theologian, author of "A War of Loves", featured guest on the most-popular episode of the Maybe God Podcast ("Do Queer People Belong in the Church?" Part Two), and just completed his doctoral thesis at Oxford, England. In this message, he emphasizes the importance of dwelling in the Holy Spirit and letting God work through the heaviness we carry.

What do you believe about some of Christianity's "truth" claims? Every week, we're going to dig into some pretty serious topics ranging from social media and climate change to drinking alcohol and God's preferred pronouns, and fact-check them against Scripture. You'll have the opportunity to cast your vote in weekly polls and tell us where you stand and we'll share the results at the top of every message.

What do you believe about some of Christianity's "truth" claims? Every week, we're going to dig into some pretty serious topics ranging from social media and climate change to drinking alcohol and God's preferred pronouns, and fact-check them against Scripture. You'll have the opportunity to cast your vote in weekly polls and tell us where you stand and we'll share the results at the top of every message.

What do you believe about some of Christianity's "truth" claims? Every week, we're going to dig into some pretty serious topics ranging from social media and climate change to drinking alcohol and God's preferred pronouns, and fact-check them against Scripture. You'll have the opportunity to cast your vote in weekly polls and tell us where you stand and we'll share the results at the top of every message.

What do you believe about some of Christianity's "truth" claims? Every week, we're going to dig into some pretty serious topics ranging from social media and climate change to drinking alcohol and God's preferred pronouns, and fact-check them against Scripture. You'll have the opportunity to cast your vote in weekly polls and tell us where you stand and we'll share the results at the top of every message.

What do you believe about some of Christianity's "truth" claims? Every week, we're going to dig into some pretty serious topics ranging from social media and climate change to drinking alcohol and God's preferred pronouns, and fact-check them against Scripture. You'll have the opportunity to cast your vote in weekly polls and tell us where you stand and we'll share the results at the top of every message.