God's Story, Our Story. Death is defeated and our relationship is restored.

God's Story, Our Story. Do we need to become Jewish?

One of the great problems the early church wrestled with was how "Jewish" the new followers of Jesus had to be. How many of the customs given by God in the Old Testament applied to non-Jews? And related to today, what do we do when people from different cultures want to follow Jesus and join our church?  Rural vs urban vs "hood" vs "redneck" vs business class vs educated vs tradesman vs... That is what we explore in today's message where we look at the Jerusalem Council in Acts 15.

God's Story, Our Story. Who's in? Who's out?

As the early Jewish believers begin to spread the message, they initially ignore the gentiles. Why would these people care about what God is doing? But the Holy Spirit challenges the early church's idea about who is included in this new Kingdom of God that is breaking into the world.

God's Story, Our Story. The Community of God's People

In the book of Acts we see the Spirit of God come upon the followers of Jesus for the first time. This is something new! And this new movement of God results in a community of believers that live differently from the way the rest of the world works.

God's Story, Our Story. Death is defeated and our relationship is restored.

There is no event in human history with a larger impact than the death and resurrection of Jesus. But why? Why do Christians keep this event so central to our faith? That's what we'll be talking about in today's episode.

God's Story, Our Story. Jesus is the Center

Today we look at the person of Jesus. Jesus reveals God to us more completely than any other prophet or writer can, and that has implications for how we understand the Bible and the teachings from Jesus.     Join us as we explore the implications!