Who do you see as an outsider? Who around you seems too far from God?

What plans do you have for your life? How certain are you of them?

What is the key to effectively sharing the gospel?

In Acts 7, you meet Stephen, the first Christian martyr. Should Christians now be expected to be martyrs? In today's episode, Keith shares how to respond to opposition while not allowing your faith to waiver.

Are boundaries biblical? Is it OK to say no?

Is the God of the Old Testament the same as the God of the New Testament? What box do you put God in?

Do you have a generous community around you? How far will your generosity go? Acts 4 describes a community who was changed by the truth of the gospel. In today's episode, Jensen shares how to live as an example of Jesus's generosity.

When you think about Christianity, do you think about the people and the churches more than you think about Jesus?

God didn't create you to be alone. God created you for community.

If you've read Luke, you've only read the beginning of Jesus's story. Patrick kicks off our time in Acts with Acts 1.

What makes a legitimate eye witness testimony? Matching stories? Small differences?

What was it about Jesus's crucifixion that established him as king? Why is Good Friday good? When Jesus was crucified everything changed. In today's episode, Jensen uses Luke 23 to discuss the implications of Jesus's death.

What qualities add up to a good leader? Which of those qualities do you have? Which do you need? In today's episode, Tanya looks at Luke 22 to explain the importance of leading with humility and compassion.

What will you be remembered for when you die? How do you act when no one is watching? What is your legacy? In today's episode, Keith uses Luke 21 to discuss giving and the importance of motives behind giving.

What should Christians make of the Bible verse that says "give to Caesar what is Caesar's"? How much do you need to care about the government? Should you obey non-Christian leaders? Keith discusses all this and more on today's episode about Luke 20.

Everyone needs a king to rule over their life. It could be a political leader, yourself, a parent, God, etc. So who should you choose to rule your life? In today's episode, Patrick unpacks the need for a true king and Luke 19.

Are some sins worse than others? Do Christians see all sin as equal? Does God? The bottom line is this: every sin separates you from God. In today's episode, Jensen looks at Luke 18 to discuss the need for God's grace.

Are you quick to count your blessings? It's easy to ask God for things, but it's harder to thank him. In today's episode, Tanya looks to Luke 17 to share the reasons God gives you to thank him.

Did you know some Bible stories are fiction? No, not the creation story or Jonah. Jesus often told parables designed to move people to action. In today's episode, Keithdiscusses a parable found in Luke 16.

What keeps you from reading the Bible? Is it too intimidating? Too hard to understand? Jonathan Pennington, author of Come and See: The Journey of Knowing God Through Scripture and pastor, sits down with Keith to discuss practical tips for Bible reading. Join as Jonathan and Keith invite you to learn about God's goodness through spending time reading the Bible.

You've probably heard the story of the Prodigal Son. Who do you identify with in this story? In today's episode, Tanya discusses Luke 15 and how to find belonging in Jesus alone.

Does Christianity say anything about social justice? Is the Christian faith more about personal salvation than it is about justice? Patrick discusses Luke 14 and shares God's intention for setting the world right.

You might be in danger of missing out on God's kingdom. How? By overlooking it. Don't miss out on healing, freedom and rest. In today's episode, Jensen shares from Luke 13 to discuss how to be a part of God's kingdom.

What does worry add or take away from your life? Learn how to face worry and anxiety in today's episode as Tanya walks through Luke 12.

Why do Christians pray to God as father? The idea of God as a father is controversial. But why is it still important? In today's episode, Keith looks at Jesus's prayer in Luke 11as an example of how to talk with God.