Arbor Church

Guest speaker Todd Arrambide talks truth: the right context for telling it, and the truth we tell to each other, to our culture, and the world.

Jake kicks off our new series on the “one anothers”–phrases used throughout Scripture that teach us how to live life, be a community, and accomplish great things together. We start with humility, one of the most frequently mentioned “one anothers” (if not the most popular!).

Thomas is a disciple so famous for his unbelief that he’s often referred to as Doubting Thomas, but his faith wasn’t always weak. Jake paints a more complete picture of Thomas from the handful of other accounts of him in the Gospels, revealing a man who was also courageous, and from whom we can learn a lot about true discipleship.

Bob Lee talks about Matthew the Tax Collector and Simon the Zealot and how we are united under Jesus, no matter the differences we have with each other.

Jake Goetze talks about the lesser-known disciple Andrew and his very important role in bringing others to Jesus.

Peter is one of the most famous disciples, known both for his boldness and his collapses. In the second message in the Disciples series, we take a deeper look at who he was and what we can learn from him about being a disciple of Jesus.

Bob Lee opens our series on the disciples of Jesus with some background on what it meant to be a disciple in Jesus’s day, and then focuses on one disciple in particular: John, the “disciple whom He loved.”

In the final message in the Heaven series, we learn how to live in the light of our new Home: how the reality of Heaven can and should affect our day-to-day lives here on Earth.

What will the new Heaven be like, exactly? Are we going to be young or old? Will it be like an eternal church service, or are we going to float around with harps? Will we remember our life, or become bored with eternity? Drawing from Scripture and the best resources we have, Jake answers some of the most frequently asked questions about where we’ll spend eternity.

Heaven will be wonderful… but it has an opposite. Bob tackles the hard question of why a place exists apart from God, and how anyone could deserve to be sent there.