Too often, people believe the church is for put-together religious people. But if we take Jesus seriously, we have to accept the fact that Jesus came, not to make salvation harder, but to make it possible-not just for the put-together religious people, but the poor and blind, marginalized and sinners. In other words, Jesus came to take people from the outside and bring them in.

Too often, people believe the church is for put-together religious people. But if we take Jesus seriously, we have to accept the fact that Jesus came, not to make salvation harder, but to make it possible-not just for the put-together religious people, but the poor and blind, marginalized and sinners. In other words, Jesus came to take people from the outside and bring them in.

Too often, people believe the church is for put-together religious people. But if we take Jesus seriously, we have to accept the fact that Jesus came, not to make salvation harder, but to make it possible-not just for the put-together religious people, but the poor and blind, marginalized and sinners. In other words, Jesus came to take people from the outside and bring them in.

Too often, people believe the church is for put-together religious people. But if we take Jesus seriously, we have to accept the fact that Jesus came, not to make salvation harder, but to make it possible-not just for the put-together religious people, but the poor and blind, marginalized and sinners. In other words, Jesus came to take people from the outside and bring them in.

Too often, people believe the church is for put-together religious people. But if we take Jesus seriously, we have to accept the fact that Jesus came, not to make salvation harder, but to make it possible-not just for the put-together religious people, but the poor and blind, marginalized and sinners. In other words, Jesus came to take people from the outside and bring them in.

Too often, people believe the church is for put-together religious people. But if we take Jesus seriously, we have to accept the fact that Jesus came, not to make salvation harder, but to make it possible-not just for the put-together religious people, but the poor and blind, marginalized and sinners. In other words, Jesus came to take people from the outside and bring them in.

We live in a culture that works to disconnect us. Individualism and consumerism are the dogmas of our day. We believe the church is called to live unashamed as an alternative, life-giving community. This series is a look at what that is and how we do it.

We live in a culture that works to disconnect us. Individualism and consumerism are the dogmas of our day. We believe the church is called to live unashamed as an alternative, life-giving community. This series is a look at what that is and how we do it.

We live in a culture that works to disconnect us. Individualism and consumerism are the dogmas of our day. We believe the church is called to live unashamed as an alternative, life-giving community. This series is a look at what that is and how we do it.

We live in a culture that works to disconnect us. Individualism and consumerism are the dogmas of our day. We believe the church is called to live unashamed as an alternative, life-giving community. This series is a look at what that is and how we do it.