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What does it look like to navigate the tension of being a follower of Jesus in a world where the political climate can often be divisive and polarized?

Pastor Lindsey interviews Terrie Desloge of Live Differently Ministries and Ashley Criley as we explore a new ministry to families of children with special needs. http://www.livedifferentlyministries.org Pastor Dave chats with Kyle Sharos for an update on the funds raised for the upcoming trip to Reynosa, Mexico to build shelters for the poor in partnership with Strategic Alliance

Apparently, the universal response to the question as to whether the Church is and/or has been judgmental is a resounding "YES!!" Pastor Dave takes a look at what Jesus said, what he didn't say, and what he did in regards to the human tendency to judge others.

What attitude, from those who claim to know and obey the Scriptures, is acknowledged by most within the faith and is most frustrating to those outside the faith... and to Jesus?

We begin a series designed to help us identify, hear and address the ways in which we, as individuals, as a local community of faith and as part of the larger Church, have failed to live, look, and love like Jesus to those around us, both inside and outside the faith

Pastor Dave responds to a variety of questions across a range of topics that have been submitted for today's Q&R session together

Three time Dove Award winner,Ginny Owens, joins us in our “living room” once again to lead us in worship, share her story, and bless us with her incredible gifts as singer/songwriter

Aminata Cairo, one of Newsong’s beloved, returns for a visit from the Netherlands and shares her story of faith and challenge in a new role; Jerret Batson introduces us to his experience in helping provide shelters for the colonies on the outskirts of Reynosa, Mexico; and Kyle Sharos walks us through his way of participating in the Kingdom as we prepare for our trip to Reynosa this fall

Pastor Grant explores the story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch from Acts 8, mining it for insights, wisdom, and the presence of the Holy Spirit; engaging the text in what may just be what we need to engage the Spirit who is always inviting us to be enfolded, led, and nurtured

The 10 Commandments conclude with a somewhat odd final command... How do you attempt to regulate something you can't see? As is often the case, what's just below the surface reveals the reason and the brilliance of this unique command

EPIC, Newsong's student ministry, leads us in worship, shares some memories from the summer and graduating seniors; Daniel Reed and Oliver Johnson come through the waters of baptism; and other family moments...

To fully grasp the 9th commandment is to discover what may very well be one of the most universally underestimated causes of human affliction

Most of us wouldn't consider ourselves thieves, at least not in terms of people who intentionally take things that belong to others. But what we often don't recognize is that the very impulse that that drives those who steal is very much alive and well in all of us

In virtually every culture, adultery is considered wrong or taboo. And yet, millions of men and women intentionally pursue the illicit affair knowing what's on the line... or do they?

The command seems straightforward and easy enough to comply with... "You shall not kill." But as he often does, Jesus opens up the layers that lie beneath those four words and reminds us that none of us is as innocent as we may have thought

Pastor Lindsey sheds light on a familiar passage, helping us see some of the deeper layers of what it means to honor our father and mother

Pastor Dave explores a dimension of the commandment to honor our father and mother that highlights the reciprocal nature of the command and its connection to God's grand design of the flourishing of His creation

In between the commandments having to do with vows to God and those that have to do with how we treat others is the command to remember the Sabbath. What is it about this particular practice that causes it to rank so high on the list?

The commandment to not “take the name of the Lord in vain” is often understood primarily in terms of swearing an oath or cursing. What if, in Hebrew thought, there was much more to the whole concept of what a name actually is?

Jordan Grammer joins us in our "living room" with thoughts on the story of Lot's wife, a woman who might impact how we deal with trauma and story. As you listen, hear the salt sing a different tune in a familiar story