Go Deeper

Though widely known, the story of Noah and the ark is one that tends to be misinterpreted by many in today’s society. Far from being a tame bedtime story, it gives us a glimpse of the response of a holy God to the depravity of sin. In this week’s message from Hebrews 11, Pastor J.D. Greear from Summit Church in Durham, North Carolina explains how Noah’s faith led him to act on God’s command, without fear of what the surrounding community might think. Likewise, we are called to display the kind of faith that acts according to God’s Word, out of reverence for him, and calls others to do the same.

Author, speaker, and radio host Susie Larson shares a message as a guest speaker at Substance Church in Minneapolis Minnesota.

One of the popular phrases typically used in our culture to justify why we should treat everybody as our equal is that “we are all God’s children.” However, as well-intended as that statement is, it’s Biblically incorrect. Pastor Austin Rammell from Venture Church in Dallas, NC, dives into what it really means to be “adopted” as God’s children.

Most relationships don’t work out. How do you know if they’re marriage material? How do you know if you are? What does a healthy relationship look like anyway? There are so many questions to consider for lasting relationships. It’s time for some real talk about relationships and marriage.

Former NFL & Super Bowl-winning football coach Tony Dungy shares a special message with the church entitled “Grit” – an encouragement through our trials and hard times.

From Exodus 40, David Platt emphasizes the importance of extraordinary prayer in our lives and families, churches, and ministries. The Book of Exodus is filled with evidence of God’s desire to dwell among his people, so may we pray for the fullness of God’s presence among us, acknowledging that God’s glory will fill the earth as all nations sing of his grace.

From Main Street Church in Chilliwack, BC, Pastor Shawn Vandop shares a culturally important and relevant message called “What is Racism?”

Lysa TerKeurst shares how to stop reducing your life down to the limitations of living hurt and move toward the freedom found only through forgiveness.

When we break something precious to us, we try to put it back together. But what do we do about the brokenness in our lives, families, communities, and nation? How does God respond to brokenness in the world? Join us today with a message from special guest speaker Efrem Smith, Co-Lead Pastor of Midtown Church. Together, we’ll unpack how God is with us in powerful ways – even when we lose our sense of faithfulness and intimate connection with Him.

From Saddleback Church: There’s usually one weekend in between Christmas and New Year’s when we have the chance to relax and reflect on the ending of one year and the beginning of another. The truth is, we have no way of knowing what will happen in the future — but God does. In this message, Pastor Tom Holladay will go through how to make the new year new by asking the questions: “What do we need to put off and put on?” “Where are the closed doors and the open doors?” and, “What seems important and what is truly important?”