Through studying Acts 3-4, we see that people were astonished by Peter and John, not because they were extraordinary, but because they were bold and Spirit-filled, a result of their spending exorbitant time with Jesus.

Our relationship with our phones is more significant than we realize—it shapes not only how we interact with others but also how we connect with God. This conversation challenges us to model healthy phone boundaries through presence, discipline, and intentionality in our relationships and spiritual lives.

Louie Giglio teaches six things to consider when choosing a partner and reestablishes the need for shared mission, character, and calling.

God cares deeply about who we marry. In this talk, Ben Stuart teaches through Genesis 24, helping us understand how we can pursue dating in a way that honors Him using biblical principles and guidelines.

Biblical friendship challenges shallow connections and invites believers to pursue gospel-centered relationships marked by consistency, honesty, and spiritual strength.

Jesus sends us into the world as reflections of His light, living missionally and building influence with integrity while staying tethered to the truth.

In this talk, we examine the why behind serving and identify what Jesus taught on the subject that has since changed our lives and history.

Our most vital relationship after God is our one with ourselves, because how we love ourselves profoundly shapes how we love others.

The deepest longings of the human heart—belonging, purpose, and love—are met in Jesus and expressed through the Church.

Discover God's purpose for family, the mission of parenting, and seven key investments for shaping future generations.

Ben Stuart gives us the evidence, substance, and benefits of the real faith we have found in Jesus.

Even in seasons of spiraling, storms, and struggle, God is near, developing us and weaving beauty out of the brokenness.