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: Andy Stanley
Length: 1 Part

If you’re grateful for your local church but you’re not engaged, now is the time.

Speaker: Jeff Henderson
Length: 1 Part

According to Gallup, almost 80 percent of us are dissatisfied with our jobs. What if you hit the reset button and returned to the original purpose of work?

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: 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: 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: Tim Cooper
Length: 3 Parts

What if sharing your faith wasn’t something you did, but a way you lived. . . every day? This 3-part study helps us understand what it looks like to be a Christian and share our faith in today's culture. Take a look at the most important part of evangelism and the Five Thresholds of Faith.

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: 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: John Woodall
Length: 1 Part

Many of us live lives directly influenced by the relationship or lack of relationship with our fathers. Hear from John Woodall, a father of four children who didn't always get it right.

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: 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: 6 Parts

How differently would you respond to difficulties, temptations, and even good things if you knew with certainty that God was planning to leverage them for good?

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: Samer Massad
Length: 3 Parts

Paul wrote to the Galatians with urgency because they were drifting back into pressure and performance. His message reminds us that in Christ we’re already accepted—and invited to live in the freedom God has given us.

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
Length: 1 Part

Jesus' teachings about honoring women were extremely countercultural in the first century. They remain so today.

Speaker: Evan McLaughlin
Length: 1 Part

Healthy groups pause from time to time to consider the question, “How are we doing?” This 1-session study provides the opportunity for your group to celebrate how God is working and to determine a plan for continued growth.

Speaker: Holly Goddard
Length: 2 Parts

When you begin a new journey, it’s helpful to have a map for the road ahead. As your group begins, this 2-part study will help you plan your course and ensure that everyone is headed in the same direction.

Speaker: Andy Stanley
Length: 4 Parts

As children, many of us were taught to say our prayers. As we got older, we wondered why we should pray. We thought, How should I pray? Does praying even work? Those questions deserve grown-up answers.