Perspective

Is Christianity still relevant? In our modern lives, we spend a lot of time reacting to what is right in front of us, and sometimes it’s healthy to take a step back and look at the bigger picture. Ben Stuart brings us a hopeful message that shows that the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus still have an impact on the world today.

Can we trust the Bible? Critics and scholars have argued against the infallibility of the Bible, but what does actual historical evidence say? Scholars have written arguments trying to debunk the truth of Scripture, but they do not stand up to the weight of reality. Ben Stuart shows us how we know the Bible has not been corrupted and reminds us it was for our salvation that the Scriptures were preserved.

We believe the Bible is the greatest story ever told. But studying the scriptures can often feel like getting lost in a maze. What does all of it mean? How do all of these unique books and stories connect? This week we are joined by our good friend Dr. Mark Yarbrough, President of Dallas Theological Seminary. Dr. Yarbrough brings us on a journey from Genesis to Revelation and shows us how the narrative of the scriptures is one cohesive and united story of God’s redemptive work.

In disorienting times, how can we focus our vision on the things that matter most and build our lives on the firm foundation of Jesus Christ? Ben Stuart gives a powerful and thought-provoking message, showing us that our faith is not wish fulfillment or fairytales; it’s the most rational way to wrestle with life’s difficult questions. We pray this message will bring you hope and purpose in difficult times and help set your feet on solid ground!

No human in history has changed the world like Jesus of Nazareth. But who was he? In this message, we welcome a special guest, New York Times best-selling author and professor at Dallas Theological Seminary, Dr. Darrell Bock! Using extra-biblical evidence and seven different events from Jesus’ life, Dr. Bock shows us that Jesus was more than just an ordinary man: He was the divine son of God.