Veritas COMO

[Speaker: Kyle Richter] What do we do when hard things happen in our lives? Where do we go? Who do we turn to? Culture has an answer, but is it true? Does it work? Listen as Kyle continues our sermon series Big Little Lies.

[Speaker: Austin Conner] God says “Thou shall not lie,” but our culture must have missed that Sunday School lesson because culture tells us all sorts of lies. What are they? Are we buying into them? How are they impacting us? Listen as Austin kicks off our new sermon series with the first lie: “You Are Your Mistakes.”

[Speaker: Kyle Richter] What do you, me, Andrew Carnegie’s mom, and Kim Kardashian have in common? Listen to find out as Kyle finishes our first sermon series Jesus Is More.

[Speaker: Austin Conner] What does your weekend say about what you want most? Better yet, what does your entire week say about what you believe the good life to be, and what you think is more? Is your Sunday to Sunday built on something that lasts? Listen as Austin walks us through a well known story Jesus designed to help us build our lives on what matters most.

[Speaker: Kyle Richter] What’s the difference between following Jesus and following religion? Aren’t they the same? Does it matter? Listen as Kyle explores these questions.

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[Speaker: Austin Conner] “Who do people say that I am?” Jesus asked this question of his disciples. What would your professor, co-worker, or friends say? What about you? There are so many different pictures of Jesus out there, is it even possible to know who Jesus really is? Listen as Austin Conner explores this topic.

[Speaker: Cole Moog] We all crave satisfaction from somewhere. We have culture offering us so many different ways to be satisfied, but are any of them truly lasting? Listen as Cole takes us through the story of King Solomon and how his endless pursuit of all things pleasurable led him to love the gifts and forget the giver.

[Speaker: Emilee Meurer] We all have a deep longing to be loved. Whether that be from our friends or significant other, our parents, our professors. It can be easy to look to the people around us for meaning, identity, and a sense of worth. Listen as Emilee takes us through the story of Leah, who was rejected by the people around her, and yet God saw her – and he loved her.

[Speaker: Kermit Summerall] If you've ever felt like you're not good enough, that you'll never measure up, Jacob's story is for you. The wounds of Jacob's early life sent him running scared, endlessly grasping at anything to feel good enough. One dark and lonely night, everything changed when he got desperate enough to grasp onto God and never let go.

[Speaker: Audrey High] We often feel like we aren't being seen. Whether by friends, by family or by God, that feeling of being ignored or looked over is hard. What do we do with that feeling? How should we respond? Are we truly ever not seen? Listen as we look at Hagar's story to see how she dealt with not being seen, and how God responded to her despite her circumstances.