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: Jim Burns
Length: 7 Parts

The empty nest can feel like a weird mix of grief and freedom. In Finding Joy in the Empty Nest, Jim Burns walks alongside parents in this new season with wisdom and humor. Your role has changed, your house is quieter, and you're trying to figure out what’s next. This course is all about helping you process that transition and discover how to move forward with purpose, not just nostalgia.

Jim doesn’t just tell you to take a trip or find a new hobby (though those things can be great). He dives into what it looks like to reshape your relationship with your adult kids, handle big life shifts like aging parents or boomerang children, and reconnect with your spouse—or even yourself. This next chapter isn’t the end of something—it’s the beginning of something really meaningful.

Speaker: Andy Stanley
Length: 6 Parts

What do you do when there's no way forward and there's no way out? In this study, Andy Stanley answers that question.

Speaker: Reece Mashaw
Length: 1 Part

A limit is any barrier that comes between what we want and can actually get. After all, none of us like to hear “no.” While limits can feel like dead ends, they actually provide hidden opportunities.

Join us as we explore how the apostle Paul dealt with limits in his own life and discover the unexpected gifts that can come from our limitations.

Speaker: Andy Stanley
Length: 4 Parts

Repairing relationships is a skill that must be learned. While we’re not in control of every relationship being fully restored, we can strive to have no regrets by acting on four decisions.

Hosted By: Jason Perkins
Length: 6 Parts

Are you overwhelmed by the noise, busyness, and pace of your life? Discover what it means to apprentice under the Master, Jesus — not just by believing His teachings, but by living the way He lived.

Speaker: Andy Stanley
Length: 4 Parts

We've all had the experience of taking something apart and starting over. That's okay if it's a gas grill, but it's not okay if it's your life.

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: Joel Thomas
Length: 3 Parts

Faith isn’t just what you believe—it’s how you live. In this three-part study through the letter of James, we’ll explore what it means to have a faith that actually works: one that shows up in how we face trials, resist temptation, treat others, speak truthfully, and make wise choices. James wrote to believers who were scattered, struggling, and wondering if following Jesus was still worth it. His letter is bold, direct, and deeply practical—a call to live out what we say we believe, even when life doesn’t feel fair or easy.

The letter of James isn’t about spiritual performance. It’s about perseverance, obedience, and trust. And it's about discovering that some of God’s deepest work in us happens when we choose to put our faith into action. Because real faith doesn’t just sit still. Real faith works.