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Jesus uses a parable about a wedding feast to teach that humility is not an attitude or a personality type, but a radical choice.

Drawn from Jesus teaching, this talk by Pastor Earl Creps suggests a new "algorithm," not to stop all judgment, but to know when and how it is appropriate and even helpful.

This talk by Dr. Janet Creps offers a biblical framework for thinking of ourselves as "sent" people -- and then acting like it.

Drawn from 1 John 1, this talk describes confession as our spiritual immune system designed to keep us healthy and protect us from threats.

In the wake of the Orlando shootings people of faith have to ask how to react. How can we become peacemakers and inherit the blessing pronounced by Jesus?

With huge tech companies able to offer a dream lifestyle, does faith in Jesus add any value? Is so, what is it?

Drawn from Jesus' teaching, this talk encourages singles and married to see the relationship from the point of view of the One who created it--God.

Drawn from Jesus' description of John the Baptist, this talk contrasts a life that rejects God's purposes with the power of one that accepts them.

When believers worship together, every area of our lives becomes a candidate for transformation.

Drawn from Colossians 3 this talk outlines how to make Jesus at home in our hearts.

Drawn from Peter's letters to Christians living under fire, this talk by Pastor Earl Creps presents our first responsibility as not making things worse. Without that in place, our other actions will eventually be cancelled out.

This talk by Pastor Earl Creps is based on Jesus' gathering the 12 around the broken bread and the cup at the Last Supper, forming a new kind of community where anyone who believes has a "seat at the table," a place that gives meaning to tall the other tables at which we sit.

While the disciples argue about who is the greatest, Jesus taught them a life-changing lesson by washing their feet--24 feet. He demonstrates his identity, his Lordship and his compassion with towel and a basin--the same assets he delegates to us.

This talk by Pastor Earl Creps is Part 2 of our "Downtown Jesus" series, asking the question "what does Jesus bring to cities?" One of his contributions is confronting systemic unrighteousness and injustice, as he did with a whip of cords in the Temple, an ongoing responsibility of the Church today.

What does Jesus have to say to cities? Do rapidly gentrifying urban areas even need the good news? This series by Pastor Earl Creps examines the 4 things Jesus brought to the city of Jerusalem as he was on his way to the cross. The Church must bring the same elements to today's urban areas. Part 1  - Tears for the City.

The first talk in our new location! This sermon from Acts 3 by Pastor Earl Creps differentiates the 360 brand in terms of what we are and what we are not.

This talk by Pastor Earl Creps draws on the life of Abraham to explore the difference between static faith and dynamic faith. The Journey begins with a calling brought to life when God says, "Go."

This talk raises the unthinkable question, "How does the world end?" The rapture of the church and the return of Jesus are our "blessed hope," but not as an end, as a beginning!

This talk by Dr. Janet Creps deals with something we almost never mention: what is heaven like and why does that matter now?

How is hell possible? What is it? What does it mean? Part 2 of our "And Then? series deals with subjects Christians often find embarrassing by putting them in biblical context with ethical clarity.