Episodes

The Old Testament chronicles God’s redemptive, sequential activity in history. It’s a fabulous, gritty, epic history of the Hebrew people in which, over and over, Israel is reminded that they are a divine means to an end. So, maybe instead of seeing the Old Testament as a spiritual guidebook or a storyline that needs to be tidied up, we should see it as something even better: the history of God preparing the world for a Savior.

The Old Testament chronicles God’s redemptive, sequential activity in history. It’s a fabulous, gritty, epic history of the Hebrew people in which, over and over, Israel is reminded that they are a divine means to an end. So, maybe instead of seeing the Old Testament as a spiritual guidebook or a storyline that needs to be tidied up, we should see it as something even better: the history of God preparing the world for a Savior.

The Old Testament chronicles God’s redemptive, sequential activity in history. It’s a fabulous, gritty, epic history of the Hebrew people in which, over and over, Israel is reminded that they are a divine means to an end. So, maybe instead of seeing the Old Testament as a spiritual guidebook or a storyline that needs to be tidied up, we should see it as something even better: the history of God preparing the world for a Savior.

The Old Testament chronicles God’s redemptive, sequential activity in history. It’s a fabulous, gritty, epic history of the Hebrew people in which, over and over, Israel is reminded that they are a divine means to an end. So, maybe instead of seeing the Old Testament as a spiritual guidebook or a storyline that needs to be tidied up, we should see it as something even better: the history of God preparing the world for a Savior.

“In the beginning. . . .” can be a loaded phrase—one that forces us into debate and doubt. But maybe we’re missing the point of Genesis 1:1—a point Moses made to a world where the violence and injustice of the gods justified and legitimized the violence and injustice of human rulers. Moses introduced a radically different, unparalleled, and untested worldview. *This series was adapted and used with permission from North Point Community Church.

“In the beginning. . . .” can be a loaded phrase—one that forces us into debate and doubt. But maybe we’re missing the point of Genesis 1:1—a point Moses made to a world where the violence and injustice of the gods justified and legitimized the violence and injustice of human rulers. Moses introduced a radically different, unparalleled, and untested worldview. *This series was adapted and used with permission from North Point Community Church.

“In the beginning. . . .” can be a loaded phrase—one that forces us into debate and doubt. But maybe we’re missing the point of Genesis 1:1—a point Moses made to a world where the violence and injustice of the gods justified and legitimized the violence and injustice of human rulers. Moses introduced a radically different, unparalleled, and untested worldview. *This series was adapted and used with permission from North Point Community Church.

“In the beginning. . . .” can be a loaded phrase—one that forces us into debate and doubt. But maybe we’re missing the point of Genesis 1:1—a point Moses made to a world where the violence and injustice of the gods justified and legitimized the violence and injustice of human rulers. Moses introduced a radically different, unparalleled, and untested worldview. *This series was adapted and used with permission from North Point Community Church.

Most of us know some Bible stories, but very few of us know the story of the Bible. And it may be surprising to discover it’s a story that doesn’t actually begin in the beginning. It begins with the accounts of a few men who sat down to record the death and resurrection of Jesus. It begins with the words of his followers who were compelled to document the events that had changed everything for them—because they knew it could change everything for us. *This series was adapted and used with permis...

Most of us know some Bible stories, but very few of us know the story of the Bible. And it may be surprising to discover it’s a story that doesn’t actually begin in the beginning. It begins with the accounts of a few men who sat down to record the death and resurrection of Jesus. It begins with the words of his followers who were compelled to document the events that had changed everything for them—because they knew it could change everything for us. *This series was adapted and used with permis...

Most of us know some Bible stories, but very few of us know the story of the Bible. And it may be surprising to discover it’s a story that doesn’t actually begin in the beginning. It begins with the accounts of a few men who sat down to record the death and resurrection of Jesus. It begins with the words of his followers who were compelled to document the events that had changed everything for them—because they knew it could change everything for us. *This series was adapted and used with permis...

Most of us know some Bible stories, but very few of us know the story of the Bible. And it may be surprising to discover it’s a story that doesn’t actually begin in the beginning. It begins with the accounts of a few men who sat down to record the death and resurrection of Jesus. It begins with the words of his followers who were compelled to document the events that had changed everything for them—because they knew it could change everything for us. *This series was adapted and used with permis...

This week we will be hearing from Tony Jones about the missions work happening in Haiti.

This week we will be hearing from Tony Jones about the missions work happening in Haiti.

This week we will be hearing from Tony Jones about the missions work happening in Haiti.

This week we will be hearing from Tony Jones about the missions work happening in Haiti.

This week Kirk Goodman shares with us just how powerful encouragement is in our lives. It doesn’t matter who you are, what’s going on in your life or what’s coming next – we all need to be encouraged. Knowing this should also spur us on to give out encouragement to those around us on a daily basis.

This week Kirk Goodman shares with us just how powerful encouragement is in our lives. It doesn’t matter who you are, what’s going on in your life or what’s coming next – we all need to be encouraged. Knowing this should also spur us on to give out encouragement to those around us on a daily basis.

This week Kirk Goodman shares with us just how powerful encouragement is in our lives. It doesn’t matter who you are, what’s going on in your life or what’s coming next – we all need to be encouraged. Knowing this should also spur us on to give out encouragement to those around us on a daily basis.

This week Kirk Goodman shares with us just how powerful encouragement is in our lives. It doesn’t matter who you are, what’s going on in your life or what’s coming next – we all need to be encouraged. Knowing this should also spur us on to give out encouragement to those around us on a daily basis.

Without question, we live in a Post-Christian culture where, when it comes to Christianity, the feeling is “Been there, done that, moved on.” However, could it be that our culture doesn’t really know what Jesus is about? Could it be that we’ve spent so much time arguing the issues that we forgot to share the heart of God? In this sermon, Carlo shares the foundation he uses when talking to people about Jesus.

Without question, we live in a Post-Christian culture where, when it comes to Christianity, the feeling is “Been there, done that, moved on.” However, could it be that our culture doesn’t really know what Jesus is about? Could it be that we’ve spent so much time arguing the issues that we forgot to share the heart of God? In this sermon, Carlo shares the foundation he uses when talking to people about Jesus.

Without question, we live in a Post-Christian culture where, when it comes to Christianity, the feeling is “Been there, done that, moved on.” However, could it be that our culture doesn’t really know what Jesus is about? Could it be that we’ve spent so much time arguing the issues that we forgot to share the heart of God? In this sermon, Carlo shares the foundation he uses when talking to people about Jesus.

Without question, we live in a Post-Christian culture where, when it comes to Christianity, the feeling is “Been there, done that, moved on.” However, could it be that our culture doesn’t really know what Jesus is about? Could it be that we’ve spent so much time arguing the issues that we forgot to share the heart of God? In this sermon, Carlo shares the foundation he uses when talking to people about Jesus.