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itunes pic [https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/85/15/52/bfranco54655/1400x1400_8976936.jpg] Something isn't right. At times we try to forget this or neglect it. Other times we try to cover it up or numb it out. But if we're really honest with ourselves, we know that something in life is broken. It is the most inconvenient truth. And to make matters worse, we misdiagnose the problem and struggle to find its cure. Join us as we dive into Ephesians to discover why this world is broken and what has happened to make it right.

itunes pic [https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/85/15/52/bfranco54655/1400x1400_8976936.jpg] Have you ever been asked a hard question? A question so difficult that it caused you to doubt what you've always thought to be true? In the series BIG QUESTIONS, we take a look at five tough questions you will face during your faith journey. This week we ask, "Has science disproved Christianity?"

itunes pic [https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/85/15/52/bfranco54655/1400x1400_8976936.jpg] Have you ever been asked a hard question? A question so difficult that it caused you to doubt what you've always thought to be true? In the series BIG QUESTIONS, we take a look at five tough questions you will face during your faith journey. In week three we ask, "Why is Christianity a moral straitjacket?"

itunes pic [https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/85/15/52/bfranco54655/1400x1400_8976936.jpg] Have you ever been asked a hard question? A question so difficult that it caused you to doubt what you've always thought to be true? In the series BIG QUESTIONS, we take a look at five tough questions you will face during your faith journey. In week two we ask, "How can a good God allow suffering?"

itunes pic [https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/85/15/52/bfranco54655/1400x1400_8976936.jpg] Have you ever been asked a hard question? A question so difficult that it caused you to doubt what you've always thought to be true? In the series BIG QUESTIONS, we take a look at five tough questions you will face during your faith journey. In week one we ask, "Can there really be only one true religion?"