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: 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: Reggie Sumpter
Length: 3 Parts

Have you ever wished you could better understand what you read in the Bible? We’ll share a three-step method of reading scripture. This process will make reading the Bible easier and help you apply it correctly to your life.

Speaker: Elaine Scott
Length: 4 Parts

The Psalms are a great place to go when you don't know what to do or where to turn. Over the course of four sessions, not only will we discover more about who God is, but we'll engage with the Psalms in ways that help us become more like Jesus.

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
Length: 5 Parts

In the ancient Hebrew book of Genesis, we’re introduced to people like Adam and Eve, Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph. We see how their stories play a part in the greatest story of all—the story of God loving and redeeming his creation.

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: Samer Massad
Length: 3 Parts

In first and second Peter, we get to read some of the last-recorded words from one of Jesus’s closest friends, telling people how to live amidst a culture of opposition.

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: Jamey Dickens
Length: 2 Parts

In Paul’s letters to Titus and Philemon, we’ll discover how Paul addressed specific situations that two of his friends had encountered and how their faith should direct their responses. Much of what he told his friends still applies to us today.

Speakers: Jamey Dickens, Rahul Agarwal, and Joel Thomas
Length: 3 Parts

In Acts 1:8, Jesus said, “But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you, and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.” But how do we do that, exactly?

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.

Speaker: Holly Goddard
Length: 3 Parts

In the story of Queen Esther, we read about a young woman who faced an extremely difficult choice. Would Esther fall in line with the cultural expectation and hope for the best, or would she break protocol—and risk her life in doing it? Thousands of lives hung in the balance of her decision.