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Why is it so easy not to believe? Dr. Alan Weissenbacher offers an honest assessment of the reasons, and an honest defense of Christian faith.

Dr. Alan Weissenbacher walks through the process of understanding Bible stories that might seem outrageous by modern standards.

Dr. Alan Weissenbacher unpacks the issues we have accepting Bible stories that seem impossible to accept.

Dr. Alan Weissenbacher examines the Old Testament story of Dinah to ask how we handle Bible stories that seem perplexing by modern standards.

Dr. Alan Weissenbacher unpacks why some biblical laws apply to us today and others do not.

Drawn from the 5 dream sequences in Matthew 2, this talk describes the role and function of dreams in the birth of Jesus and asks, "what is your dream?"

Drawn from the Magnificat of Mary, this talk by Dr. Janet Creps defines the power of a "singing faith" to fill us with life and hope.

This talk by Pastor Janet Creps draws the distinction between "fake" news in our popular culture and the "real" news of Emmanuel: God with us in Christ.

This talk by Pastor Earl reflects on the Super Power of Gratitude. More than an attitude, or a platitude, being thankful is an ongoing lifestyle.

This talk by Pastor Earl lays out a biblical perspective for understanding the 2016 election and navigating our new political terrain.

What's the worst crisis you've ever been in? This talk by Dr. Janet Creps illuminates the practical ways Jesus' help is available to us when we need it.

This talk by Pastor Earl focuses on living our lives as the "trailer" for God's huge Gospel "movie." It's easy to get that backwards.

This talk by Dr. Janet Creps delves into the power of trust. Why is it so hard to obtain? Where can I find it? Why do I need it?

Everyone wants love but no one seems to know exactly what it is. Drawn from 1 John. this talk offers a biblical definition of love and suggests why that matters.

Dr. Janet Creps invites us into the power of "Upstairs Prayer" in this talk from the book of Acts.

This talk is drawn from the Genesis story of the Tower of Babel and challenges us to ask what we are building in life and why.

Dr. Janet Creps distinguishes between Sarah's "Ishmael" laugh of cynicism and her "Isaac" laugh of faith and joy. How do we get from one to the other?

This talk by Dr. Janet Creps exposes the danger of FOMO and offers contentment as the biblical alternative.

Drawn from Jesus' parable of the Good Samaritan, this talk by Earl Creps focuses on the way questions can be the pathway to faith and love becomes its expression in the world.

Drawn from Jesus' parable of the ungrateful servant, this talk by Dr. Janet Creps frames forgiveness as a response of gratitude to God, not a grudging act of our will.