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Let’s Talk About Relationships
How does our relationship with God shed line on our relationships with His people? Many ministerial minds, including Shelley Giglio, Jackie Hill Perry, Ben Stuart, Christian Huff, and Levi Lusko, gather around this topic of love and the truth in relationships.
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Is There a God?
Louie Giglio breaks down how our senses prove that there is a living God and challenges us to live in a way that puts Him as our reference point. We are encouraged to have our lives orbit around God rather than expecting Him to orbit around us. When we make Him our reference point, we can anchor our purpose in this world in Him.
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Love Made Visible
God is love. It is who He is. Matt Chandler dissects how God shows His love for us through Jesus.
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Choose Courage
We are called by Jesus to take courage and take heart. Tim Tebow provides insight and scripture that rallies us around courage and heart, as illustrated by Jesus.
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Seven Last Words
What does it mean to truly abide in Jesus? Priscilla Shirer delves deep into what happens when we rest in the deep well of Jesus.
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Let’s Talk About Change
Join Shelley Giglio, Jackie Hill Perry, Levi Lusko, Ben Stuart, and Christian Huff as they discuss the transformational love of Jesus.
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Jesus Was Famous
Jesus was famous. He has been drawing crowds since He stepped foot on this earth, and He will continue to for all of time. Fame means to be known, and it is a gift to be able to know Jesus.
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Let’s Talk About Influence
Our social media-dominated world is flooded with influencers. But how can we best be influencers of the gospel? Join Shelley Giglio, Sadie Robertson Huff, Levi Lusko, Ben Stuart, and Christian Huff as they discuss our roles as ambassadors of Christ.
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Who are the Blessed Among Us?
KB preaches from Passion 2021, challenging us to shift our perspective of what blessings look like in a broken and fallen world. While we may see favor as having a lot of money, followers, or fame, he challenges us to take a biblical view of blessing to see it as nearness to Jesus, pointing us to Matthew 5:3, “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.”