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[Speaker: Matt Gordon] We live in a connected world. A super computer occupies our pockets and gives us answers, advice, and news at the ready. Despite all this connection, though, is there a disconnect? Does our media consumption actually satisfy us in deep, sustainable ways?

We live in a connected world. A super computer occupies our pockets and gives us answers, advice, and news at the ready. Despite all this connection, though, is there a disconnect? Does our media consumption actually satisfy us in deep, sustainable ways?

[Speaker: Jeff Parrett] Shame is a reality that we all face. It unravels our personal lives and distorts the way we see ourselves. But God sees ahead to the person he's making us. Should that change the way we look at ourselves?

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Shame is a reality that we all face. It unravels our personal lives and distorts the way we see ourselves. But God sees ahead to the person he's making us. Should that change the way we look at ourselves?

[Speaker: Austin Conner] The pressure to be flawless in every area of life is both alluring and suffocating. Whether it’s through our accomplishments, appearance, or religious life, we are simultaneously captivated and crushed by perfectionism. Why do we do this? How does this effect our calling as God’s people?

[Speaker: Alex Gray] What kind of king do we want to follow? That’s the question we asked at the beginning of the semester. As we end our sermon series on 1 & 2 Samuel, we’ll see that Jesus, the True King, is the only king worth following and what that means for your life going forward.

[Speaker: Austin Conner] What should you do when a friend does something really stupid? Do you tell them it was stupid? Do you say nothing? What if they do something sinful? Austin Conner walks us through how God answers these questions when it comes to our sin and our stupidity.

[Speaker: Kyle Richter] The story of David and Bathsheba is one of the most well-known stories in all of the Bible. It's a shocking story, full of twists and unexpected turns. What leads a man to do something he didn't know he was capable of? What hope is there when we find ourselves in similar situations?

[Speaker: Austin Conner] Have you ever asked yourself, “What can I do for God?” King David did. Do you know what God told him, and what he tells us? “Not much.” Why would He respond like that? What’s a better question we could be asking?

[Speaker: Patrick Miller] Have you ever found yourself asking “How far can I go until it’s really a sin?” In this bizarre story from the final pages of Saul’s life we learn the tragic results of such a dangerous question.