Expectations aren't bad, but when left unexamined, they can leave us disappointed and disillusioned with community. We need a clear understanding of what Christian community actually is to begin to experience true life together.

Whole-city impact means investing in the long-term flourishing of our neighborhood for everyone.

Whole-life community means intentionally practicing the way of Jesus together in big, small, and everyday ways.

Whole-hearted discipleship means inviting Jesus to lead every part of me - socially, physically, intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually.

We typically overlook the last chapters of letter, but in 1 Corinthians 16 we see the ways that the early movement of Jesus was deeply and personally interconnected through practices of generosity, hospitality, and personal discipleship.

The resurrection of Jesus is his victory over everything, giving us hope in our present circumstances and the promise of a transformed, resurrected life with him.

On Christmas Eve, we consider how the resurrection of Jesus gives meaning to the birth of Jesus.

Tackling one of the most confusing and controversial chapters in the New Testament.

Spiritual gifts can only be discovered in the context of a commitment to community with other Christians.

Worship reforms our identity, our purpose, and our community together.