How do you live as a Christian in a culture and with a government that is often unfriendly or even against you? Paul invites us to live lives of love. This election season is an opportunity to display the one hope that doesn’t disappoint—Jesus. (Romans 13:8-14) Speaker: Kyle Idleman

Explore the challenge of being subject to governing authorities while faithfully following Jesus in today's polarized climate. Discover the importance of trusting in Jesus over political systems and the call for Christians to engage respectfully in politics. Learn how to navigate the tension between government authority and individual freedoms from a Christian perspective. Emphasizing civility, the discussion encourages Christians to influence their communities with love, respect, and informed advocacy, inspired by the story of Esther.

In a thought-provoking discussion, Kyle Idleman, a renowned speaker on Christian living, delves into the challenge of living in harmony amidst societal discord. He emphasizes the radical call to love and grace, even in difficult relationships. The conversation includes powerful anecdotes about the healing journey of forgiveness, highlighted by the Morris family's story of compassion after tragedy. Idleman urges listeners to respond to negativity with kindness, illustrating how true peace transcends mere conflict resolution and promotes unity.

If we really love, we’ll move from selfish to selfless lives. Paul instructs us to never be lazy, to serve enthusiastically, to practice hospitality, and to be ready to help God’s people when in need. What might that look like for us today? (Romans 12 : 11-13) Speaker: Matt Reagan

How will the full force of the church be unleashed? Love. In a world full of dissension, conflict, and anger, the church will stand out and be a city on a hill if it lives out the love of God. How can we really love, and what impact could it make? (Romans 12:9-10) Speaker: Carl Kuhl

Chip Ingram, a renowned speaker on authentic community, delves into the mystery of building genuine relationships. He emphasizes the vital role of community in spiritual growth, likening it to thriving conditions for plants. Ingram discusses the transformative power of small groups and the significance of honesty and accountability in overcoming struggles. He advocates for authentic connections over superficial ones, urging listeners to embrace vulnerability and radical generosity for a supportive environment that fosters personal and spiritual transformation.

Chip Ingram, a renowned speaker and expert on spiritual growth, delves into profound questions of identity and purpose rooted in Romans 12. He discusses the journey of surrendering to God and emphasizes the importance of genuine relationships for true belonging. Ingram tackles the masks people wear to hide insecurities, advocating for vulnerability as a path to authenticity. He encourages listeners to recognize their spiritual gifts and embrace their unique roles within the faith community, fostering a deeper connection to their identity in Christ.

So many people think of worship simply as singing songs to God on Sunday mornings, but Paul describes worship as offering our entire lives to God as living, holy sacrifices. What would it look like for us to actually live that way? (Romans 12 :1-2) Speaker: Kyle Idleman

As a church, we want to see every generation chase after Jesus, displaying lives that bear much fruit. Join us on this special Student Takeover weekend as we are challenged to live connected, obedient, and fruitful lives in every season. Speaker: Brock O'Dell

At the Movies is a unique series that incorporates the storytelling of Hollywood to give a clearer picture of what it means to follow Jesus. Be challenged by the grace of Jesus, power of the Kingdom, and transforming story God has invited us into. Speaker: Kyle Idleman