Speaker: Reed Moore
Length: 3 Parts

At some point, we’ve all been handed responsibilities we haven’t been ready for. First-century Christians in the city of Thessalonica found themselves in that situation. In two letters, Paul cheered these new converts, told them more about Christ’s second coming, and gave direction on how to conduct their daily lives.

Speaker: Jamey Dickens and Marquise Cox
Length: 3 Parts

We all have questions about God, but many of us have been given unhelpful—or even wrong—answers along the way. It's possible that a false view of God may be keeping you from a deeper faith. In this series, we will tackle the three questions most everyone has about God.

Speaker: Andy Stanley
Length: 8 Parts

As a follower of Jesus, John was a bystander to the miracles, the crucifixion, and the resurrection of a man he concluded was the Son of God. Late in life, John compiled his account of Jesus’ life, purposely including stories and details to convince those of us who would come generations later—who couldn’t be eyewitnesses like he was—to reach the same conclusion. Which leaves us with a question: Do we?

Speaker: Andy Stanley
Length: 8 Parts

Explore the truth and fiction behind one of the most famous brands in history.

Speaker: Tim Cooper
Length: 1 Part

Everyone has opinions. Differing opinions can sometimes be divisive—especially when it comes to faith. But our differences don’t have to separate us.

Speaker: Reggie Sumpter
Length: 3 Parts

Around 2,000 years ago the apostle Paul wrote a letter to new followers of Jesus in and around the city of Ephesus. 
He wants them to know they are as much a member of God’s family as anyone else. Paul’s words to them can still very much apply to us today.

Speaker: Reece Mashaw and Sherita Harkness
Length: 3 Parts

It can be easy to pick up thoughts and ideas about God that might not actually be true. These false views can lead to unmet expectations or cause us to dismiss faith entirely. A false view keeps us from seeing God as he really is and experiencing the type of relationship he desires to have with us. The first step in gaining clarity is to examine the things we tell ourselves about God.

Speaker: Clay Scroggins
Length: 1 Part

There’s no magic dust that creates resilience—it must be earned through experience. In a world of trials and troubles, our God has great plans for each one of us. How can we allow him to use our broken lives to build something beautiful?

Speaker: Andy Stanley
Length: 3 Parts

Most people believe in heaven, and most people believe they'll end up there. Can we really know?

Speaker: Reed Moore
Length: 3 Parts

The Holy Spirit is often one of the most misunderstood and least known part of who God is. Many understand God as Father and we know Jesus is the Son. So, what is the Holy Spirit?

Speaker: Gavin Adams
Length: 3 Parts

"Some assembly required.” Quite possibly the worst three words in the retail language. But what about the church? The apostle Paul calls the church a body, not a building. We constantly hear it’s about a “personal relationship with Jesus.” So, is some assembly required? In this series, we unpack the history of the church gathering, evaluate if gatherings are even necessary, and decide what the church is for.

Speaker: Andy Stanley
Length: 8 Parts

This updated study designed for community groups incorporates recently recorded podcast episodes with Andy Stanley and includes a short video to watch in your group meeting.

Speaker: Andy Stanley
Length: 4 Parts

As children, many of us received a Bible and were told everything in it was true. Then we grew up. What was oh-so-simple then is…well, it’s not simple. Perhaps that’s because we were taught Bible stories but not the story of the Bible.

Speaker: Andy Stanley and Joel Thomas
Length: 8 Parts

With so many denominations and opinions on what it means to be a Christian, it can be difficult to determine what is fundamental to the faith. In this series, we'll look at what's essential—and what's not—when it comes to following Jesus.

Speaker: Steven Lee
Length: 2 Parts

Toward the end of his life, John wrote three short letters in order to help the next generation of Jesus followers distinguish between true followers of Jesus and those who just claim to be.

Speaker: Clay Scroggins
Length: 3 Parts

What you think about when you think about God is more important than you could ever know. And getting life right is way harder when you’ve got God wrong.

Speaker: Andy Stanley
Length: 8 Parts

For several decades after Jesus's death and resurrection, Peter told others about all of the firsthand experiences he had with Jesus. Later in life—possibly in prison and not sure of his future—Peter wanted to ensure that all of those stories were documented. So he asked his traveling companion, Mark, to write down not what he had heard or read—but what he had seen.