Jesus cleanses, heals and saves us. Our response is to come to Him and fall at His feet in worship. Many see this miraculous certainty as a story of thanksgiving but that is not the main point. It is a story about distance.

Addison talks with members and college students Jo & Jon Ellis. They reflect on what college looks like when community is striped away, worshiping together on a daily basis and how to love your neighbor through rapid changes.

On this episode Andrew, Addison and Susan talk about grieving the loss of corporate worship and embracing the challenge of home worship.

Andrew & Addison continue discussion about Following Jesus with Christ Church. On this episode we sit down with Bethany Slusher, mom, wife and member at Christ Church. Bethany shares about her family's experience through the changing rhythms, ways to love neighbors, how to shepherd kids as well as sources of inspiration and hope during these troubled times.

Andrew & Addison talk about Christ Church and the initial response to coronavirus & COVID-19.

What is it like to come to Jesus? What is it like to be sent by Jesus? Who is it clear that Jesus is?

March term's "Theology of Disability" will run the next three weeks during the Adult Institute hour, exploring three different perspectives of the theology of disability.

Our desperate need drives us to Jesus, who exposes that we are not quite desperate enough and gives us our hearts true desire.

Director of the Midwest Hub with Mission to the World, Dr. Tarantino speaks of how we are called to proclaim the message of hope.

We are commanded by Jesus to share the gospel with others (i.e. we're all on mission), but in this passage, Paul shows us that in addition to sharing the gospel with others, we are also to share ourselves ('our souls'). Our fears, joys, ups and downs. We'll talk about what enables us to do that (not just the example of Jesus in his life and ministry, but also the power of the Spirit within us).