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.

Speakers: Holly Goddard, Carey Nieuwhof, Chinwé Williams, and Sean Seay
Length: 4 Parts

When our emotions are maintained the right way, everything runs pretty smoothly. But when we let emotions get outside where they’re supposed to be, we can cause damage with our words and our actions.

Speaker: Andy Stanley
Length: 3 Parts

This study is designed to equip parents to help their kids develop a resilient, enduring faith of their own–an active, practical, and personal faith that matures as they mature. In this three-part study, Andy Stanley shares where that type of faith comes from and how parents can facilitate that brand of faith in their children.

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: Joel Thomas
Length: 3 Parts

Great friendships are rare as adults. We go through most of our early years with built-in friendships, but then we’re thrown into the real world where it seems much harder to find and maintain them. Using three key concepts, we’ll discover how to create and cultivate meaningful friendships.

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: Andy Stanley
Length: 4 Parts

The cross is the icon of Christianity. For most modern Christians, it represents a way of believing. But for 1st century Christians, the cross represented something else; it represented a way of living.

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: 3 Parts

In this study, we’ll look at three habits to ensure that the self you’re living with is the self that’s on display.

Speaker: Samer Massad
Length: 4 Parts

Spiritual disciplines are any habit or practice designed to help us make room to experience more of God in our everyday lives. But for many of us and for whatever reasons, practicing spiritual disciplines has resulted in frustration, leaving us to wonder if experiencing more of God’s grace and power is reserved only for extra-spiritual people. In this study, we’ll unpack what it looks like to make room to experience more of God’s grace and transforming power in our lives through the practice of spiritual disciplines.

Speaker: David Thomas and Sissy Goff
Length: 7 Parts

As counselors, David Thomas and Sissy Goff are seeing more and more boys and girls struggling to regulate their emotions and overcome worry. In this 7-part group study, they’ll share practical ways to help kids and teens be emotionally strong and worry-free!

Speaker: Andy Stanley
Length: 3 Parts

The birth of Jesus benefitted us in many ways. In this study, we’ll look at three of them.

Speakers: Tim Elmore, Sissy Goff, David Thomas, and Gerald Fadayomi
Length: 4 Parts

Parenting teenagers is uniquely challenging! We sat down with Tim Elmore, Sissy Goff, David Thomas, and Gerald Fadayomi to talk about parenting teens in the areas of dating, technology, faith, and the important shift we need to make as parents to prepare them for the road ahead.

Speaker: Bryan Apinis
Length: 2 Parts

Jesus once told his followers that he longed for them to have not just life, but abundant life—things like joy, peace, hope, belonging, purpose, freedom, and more. But if we’re honest, a lot of times we ask ourselves: where is all that stuff?

While the abundant life awaits us in eternity, there are opportunities for us to experience it in the here and now. But it takes going over a bridge that we don’t always want to cross.

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.

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: 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.

Speaker: David Thomas & Sissy Goff
Length: 3 Parts

Let’s be real—worry comes with the parenting territory. But not all worry is created equal. There’s a big difference between wise concern and the kind of fear that hijacks your thoughts and steals your peace. In The Worry-Free Parent, David and Sissy help us recognize that difference and walk us through what to do about it.

So, let’s take a good, honest look at our own anxiety—because whether we realize it or not, we all carry emotional baggage into parenting. And if we don’t own it, it can end up owning us. At the heart of it all is something deeper: trust. Not just trust in your parenting instincts—but trust in the God who knows and loves your child even more than you do. When that kind of trust takes root, you stop trying to control the outcome, and you start leading your family from a place of peace.

Speaker: Sandra Stanley
Length: 1 Part

None of us want to look like we’re one kind of person but really be someone else underneath. Drifting away from God happens slowly, and it can be hard to notice when it’s happening to us. In this 1-part study, Sandra Stanley shares three prayers that are key to keeping us from being people who are not truly the people we appear to be. These three prayers can shape our relationship with God and become a defense against drift. They will shape who we are and can inform the choices we make in life.