In the header navigation, at the top of the page, select "Studies."
You can select either 1-2 part studies or 3+ part studies and filter by Topic, Study Plan, or Speaker.
Click on the study you would like to view.
Below that study, you'll see a list of videos. Select any video to view it.
On the video page, below the header where the video plays, you will have the option to open any other video to view it instead.

Install the "Anthology App" by North Point Ministries.
When you open the app, you will see a list of studies which you can filter by 1-2 part studies or 3+ part studies.
Select the study you would like to view, then select a video to watch within that study.

On Roku, select 'transmission channels'.
Select 'search channels'.
Search 'North Point Ministries' and add the channel.
Return to the home screen and locate the 'North Point Ministries' channel.
Open the channel and select 'Anthology'.
Select the service you want to see, and then click the 'interactive application' button on the top.

Interactive App

Make sure you're using Google Chrome as your web browser. Download Chrome here.
Make sure you've installed the plugin Google Chromecast. Download the plugin Chromecast here.
Click on the button 'to launch the video'.
Click the icon Chromecast at the top of your browser window, and follow the onscreen instructions.
Do not close the video; Come back to this same tab by clicking on the top of your browser.
Click the 'interactive application' of the top button to use all the functions while watching the service.

In your device Amazon Fire TV, select 'search' and use the keyboard to search for 'Anthology'. Alternatively, you can use the button "voice" to search with your voice.
Select 'free' to add the app to your device.
Go to 'your application library' and locate the 'Anthology' application.
Open the application and select 'Studies'.
Select the study you want to watch, and then click the 'interactive application' button on the top.

Part 3 • Designer Sex

Culture convinces us—and sometimes we convince ourselves—that sex is only physical. But if that’s true, why is the pain of sexual sin so deep?

Andy Stanley

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