This message explores how Christians can hold God’s design, human compassion, and genuine belonging together in a world full of questions about identity. It offers a hopeful vision of wholeness rooted in Christ.

Jude’s short letter sounds a warning against arrogance and self-made spirituality, calling believers to anchor their lives in the truth and love of Christ. True faith, it reminds us, is not defended through argument or aggression, but through integrity, mercy, and steadfast devotion.

Barrett Starks talks with us about the nature of speaking the truth in love. Building on the message of 2 John, Barrett shows how each of these aspects is essential to walking faithfully along the Gospel path.

This letter introduces us to three kinds of people in the church—examples we can follow (or avoid).

This lesson reflects on the final chapters of the book of Acts, as well as the latter time period of the Apostles in the early church as they prepared to pass on leadership to the next generation. We reflect together on what that means for us, too.

Does God grade on a curve? Absolutely not! Harvey Hearn walks us through several meaningful texts in Romans 8 to show us the encouraging picture of what awaits us as we meet the Lord face to face when we've placed our trusting faith in Jesus Christ.

This short letter shows the power of the Gospel to transform relationships and call us to see people with new eyes.

Derek Robinson talks about the first part of the book of Acts and how God formed the Church to fulfill his mission of spreading the Gospel to all creation.

What do we do when we worship? Harvey invites us to think deeply about the value of Christian assemblies and intentional times of fellowship.

The cross of Christ is a multifaceted gem, worthy of consideration and reflection. In this lesson we talk about what it actually means that Jesus died on the cross and what that has to do with us.