Every young child knows that things are scarier in the dark. The shadows and fears seem to jump out at us, and we feel like burying our faces under the covers, but what if that's not the response God wants from us? What if we're called to be the light in the darkness? What then?

So many people think the Old Testament is full of rules and instructions meant to stifle any fun we can have, but what if that's not the case? This week we look at the commands god gives us to celebrate and feast. What if celebration and partying are part of the character of God?

Why is community so difficult at times? Why do we struggle to maintain the connections we so desperately need? This week we look at questions like these and more.

What if Jesus didn't come to die? This Easter, Nathan looks at the resurrection and what it means for us today, and for the calling that God has placed on every disciples' life.

This week we take a look at some of the stranger verses in Leviticus, and ones that have been used to try to win arguments for years. But what if that's not how we should be approaching these passages? What if God has changed his approach?

So what are to make of God giving gardening instructions? There has to be more to this passage than just some tips on growing healthy fruit trees, doesn't there?

This week we look at what happens when Christ is no longer the center of our faith, and our religion.

This week we look at what Leviticus has to teach us about how to handle the long lineups at the grocery store, and that driver that just cut us off.

The Israelites struggled to keep from worshiping the idols of the nations that surrounded them, and it eventually brought about their downfall. Are we in danger of the same thing? What exactly are the idols in our lives and what can we do about them?

Life moves so quickly, doesn't it? It is so hard to slow it down, and then along comes the scriptures telling us to "remember the sabbath." What exactly does it mean?