Don't you hate awkward conversations? Someone says something weird or offensive or inappropriate and we don't know how to respond. There are many different ways a conversation can become awkward. One of them is the subject matter. Conversations that are political, religious, or sexual will often leave us speechless. Yet as Christians, we're called to address all kinds of issues. This series will attempt to give Christians the tools to be able to make these conversations less awkward and more enlightening.

Don't you hate awkward conversations? Someone says something weird or offensive or inappropriate and we don't know how to respond. There are many different ways a conversation can become awkward. One of them is the subject matter. Conversations that are political, religious, or sexual will often leave us speechless. Yet as Christians, we're called to address all kinds of issues. This series will attempt to give Christians the tools to be able to make these conversations less awkward and more enlightening.

Don't you hate awkward conversations? Someone says something weird or offensive or inappropriate and we don't know how to respond. There are many different ways a conversation can become awkward. One of them is the subject matter. Conversations that are political, religious, or sexual will often leave us speechless. Yet as Christians, we're called to address all kinds of issues. This series will attempt to give Christians the tools to be able to make these conversations less awkward and more enlightening.

Don't you hate awkward conversations? Someone says something weird or offensive or inappropriate and we don't know how to respond. There are many different ways a conversation can become awkward. One of them is the subject matter. Conversations that are political, religious, or sexual will often leave us speechless. Yet as Christians, we're called to address all kinds of issues. This series will attempt to give Christians the tools to be able to make these conversations less awkward and more enlightening.

Don't you hate awkward conversations? Someone says something weird or offensive or inappropriate and we don't know how to respond. There are many different ways a conversation can become awkward. One of them is the subject matter. Conversations that are political, religious, or sexual will often leave us speechless. Yet as Christians, we're called to address all kinds of issues. This series will attempt to give Christians the tools to be able to make these conversations less awkward and more enlightening.

Don't you hate awkward conversations? Someone says something weird or offensive or inappropriate and we don't know how to respond. There are many different ways a conversation can become awkward. One of them is the subject matter. Conversations that are political, religious, or sexual will often leave us speechless. Yet as Christians, we're called to address all kinds of issues. This series will attempt to give Christians the tools to be able to make these conversations less awkward and more enlightening.

Don't you hate awkward conversations? Someone says something weird or offensive or inappropriate and we don't know how to respond. There are many different ways a conversation can become awkward. One of them is the subject matter. Conversations that are political, religious, or sexual will often leave us speechless. Yet as Christians, we're called to address all kinds of issues. This series will attempt to give Christians the tools to be able to make these conversations less awkward and more enlightening.

Don't you hate awkward conversations? Someone says something weird or offensive or inappropriate and we don't know how to respond. There are many different ways a conversation can become awkward. One of them is the subject matter. Conversations that are political, religious, or sexual will often leave us speechless. Yet as Christians, we're called to address all kinds of issues. This series will attempt to give Christians the tools to be able to make these conversations less awkward and more enlightening.

This series is a study of the book of Esther. It's the only book in the Bible that makes no reference to God. This is intentional because it shows us that even when God seems invisible, he's not passive. Each week, we'll study one of the characters from the story of Esther.

This series is a study of the book of Esther. It's the only book in the Bible that makes no reference to God. This is intentional because it shows us that even when God seems invisible, he's not passive. Each week, we'll study one of the characters from the story of Esther.