Please join us for our "Advent" series. From Luke 2:8-20.

Join us for our "Advent" series. From Luke 2:8-14.

Join us for our "Advent" series. From Isaiah 9:2-7.

A collaboration with Practicing the Way. Fasting is not only about ourselves: It’s also a vehicle for biblical justice, for remembering the needs of our neighbors near and far. For acting on those needs, standing against evil while standing for God’s kingdom.

A collaboration with Practicing the Way. All through the library of Scripture, fasting is a powerful aid and amplifier to pray. When God’s people fast and pray, miracles happen, again and again.

A collaboration with Practicing the Way. Fasting has many physical benefits for our bodies that mirror how it benefits our souls — our whole person. As we grow in our theology of the body, we learn how the fight for holiness involves our whole selves, including our bodies.

A collaboration with Practicing the Way. Very few modern Western followers of Jesus fast. But through the history of the church, it was considered just as central as reading the Bible or gathering for church. Fasting is one of the best disciplines we have to reintegrate our mind to our body and offer our whole selves to God in surrender.

How can our shame be redeemed? How can we invite more of God's kingdom into this life through the healthy confrontation of shame? The third and final teaching in our mini series on Shame, from Luke 8:40-48.

From our fall mini-series on Shame. As people made up of stories, what happens to the stories we tell ourselves when shame invades our inner world?

How does shame find its way into our lives and our stories? In this first teaching from our mini-series on shame, we look to Genesis to explore the roots of shame and how it is used by the enemy. From Genesis 3:1-13.