Go Deeper

From Pastor Louie Giglio’s Great Expectation series at Passion City Church, Louie reminds us that we often take the word “prosper” to mean riches, and the words “not to harm” to mean no pain. Instead, we should be looking at God being with us in the story. He’s working and moving every situation, pain, trial, mountain, valley, peak + joy for our good and His glory.

Poet and author Jackie Hill Perry shares a message entitled “Oh Holy Night” recorded for Christmas at Passion City Church.

To kick off the Christmas season, Pastor Colin Smith shares a message titled “Why Jesus Came: To Call Sinners” based on Luke 5:27-32.

Pastor Joel Dombrow from Cedar Grove Community Church in Livermore, CA, shares a message of gratitude worth reflecting on this Thanksgiving.

Tim Keller spoke at the Oxford Inter-Collegiate Christian Union (OICCU) for the UNCOVER 2015 series.

From Summit Church in Spokane, WA – An unavoidable aspect of being human is relationships — Each of us find ourselves in a vast constellation of relationships…. be it a friend, neighbor, co-worker, family, spouse or children. In our new series, Love First, we are zooming in on relationships and Jesus’ statement that the greatest commandment is to love God and love others as we love ourselves. Over the next seven weeks, we will take a look at seven “one another” statements found in the new testament, and learn how the Gospel alone has the power to heal our deepest relationship wounds and empower us to love others and love God as we’re designed to. For this week, lead Pastor Grant Bruscoe uncovers the incredible opportunity it is to encourage one another, and provides some practical ways to step into the practice this week.

Eli Byrd preaches during at Southeastern Seminary from 1 Corinthians 12:12-26 and declares that there is no greater example than our Lord Jesus Christ, who came not to be served but to serve. He lets us know how we ought to serve.

From Life Community Church in Corvallis, OR – Pastor Shawn Sampson shares a timely message from 1 Corinthians titled ” A More Excellent Way” that address how we as Christians can find a God-honoring way to approach the divisive climate of politics.

Cliffe Knechtle and his son Stuart engage in debate and discourse about Jesus, God, and faith with college students.

Craig Groeschel: Making Marriage Work Tony Dungy: Grit David Platt: God’s Presence in the Wilderness Shawn Vandop: What is Racism? Lysa TerKeurst: Forgiving What You Can’t Forget Efrem Smith: Broken…