This is the After Synergy Application Podcast! This week, David concludes the series "But Why?".

Then, Rees joins Rachel and Landon to recap and give takeaways. Feel free to jump ahead to this part if you attended Synergy! (34:06)

Rachel and Landon sit down to talk about Romans 12, Paul's invitation to have our minds transformed by Christ, and how we practically allow Him to do this work in us.

This is the After Synergy Application Podcast. This week, Brian continues the series "But Why?"

Then, Lindsey joins Rachel and Landon to recap and give takeaways. Feel free to jump ahead to this part if you attended Synergy! (42:47)

Rachel and CJ sit down to talk about Romans 11. CJ explains the agrarian metaphor in this passage and its implications for our lives.

This is the After Synergy Application Podcast!

This week, David continues the series "But Why?"

Then, Lexus joins Rachel and Landon to recap and give practical take homes. Feel free to jump ahead to this part if you attended Synergy! (30:34)

Welcome to the After Synergy Application Podcast, or the ASAP!

This week, Brian begins a new series called "But Why?" where we will wrestle with our purpose and mission as Christ followers.

Each week, at the end of the sermon, Rachel, Landon and a guest will recap the week's message and give some practical take homes. Feel free to jump ahead to this part if you attended Synergy! (37:53)

Rachel and Landon introduce a new weekly podcast where they and a guest staff member will recap the previous night's Synergy message!

Landon and Lexus sit down to talk about one of the most famous passages in scripture, Romans 8. They discuss the invitation of Christ into life by the Spirit and what this looks like practically in our lives.

Landon and Lexus are back to talk about Romans 7. They dive into what Paul is talking about here, what happens when we try to fight sin on our own, and how the context of Romans 6 and 8 help us understand Romans 7.

Lexus and Landon sit down to discuss Paul's challenge to the Romans to be people of peace and hope, even in the midst of suffering, and how this challenge is uniquely relevant to our current reality.