We live in a world where what's real and what isn't is increasingly difficult. But this has always been an issue when it comes to rest. What is real rest?

Speaker: Aaron Fesenmeyer

When Jesus comes, when the gospel is proclaimed, how are people supposed to respond? How will we respond?

Speaker: Aaron Fesenmeyer

How do believers handle doubts? Listen in on how Jesus helped John the Baptist as he wondered about God's plan from prison.

Speaker: Aaron Fesenmeyer

We can be tempted to fear when we go into a world that hasn't already loved Jesus. It can be tempting to keep quiet about the Lord and not make him known. But is that what God wants for us- to zip our lips and be afraid? And if not, what do we need to overcome that fear?

Brochures paint a certain kind of picture about places, in the hopes that you'll like it. Followers of Jesus get an even better brochure, one that is more honest. It may make it more difficult, but one that's like no other.

We are introduced to twelve men whom Jesus intends to send into his harvest. Why do we need to know them? And what is the difference about them and their mission?

What's the greatest treasure we could have? Do we have it? And do we enjoy it? Join us as we celebrate Jesus' resurrection.

Who do we identify with? This has implications for our present and our eternal future. Join us as we consider going "outside the camp" in the letter to the Hebrews on Good Friday, 2024.

There is an amazing opportunity before Jesus. But rather than just tackling it on his own, he calls his followers to participate. But before they go, some things must be prepared. How does Jesus tell them, and us, to prepare for this opportunity--and success--before us?

Who is Jesus in the life of a demonized man? And who is Jesus for those who are brought to him?