“What do you do?” is often one of the first questions we ask when we meet someone. “I am a doctor.” “I’m a student.” “I’m a stay-at-home mom.” Our identity easily gets wrapped up in our profession. But we are not human-doings, we are human-beings. How are we fully worth it before we do anything?

Week 3 of Worth It

Teacher: Megan Stibrich

In our “you do you” and “does it make you happy?” age, we have gotten hijacked by believing it is our feelings that determine reality. So what happens when your feelings lead you astray? If I feel terrible about myself, does that make it true? If it feels too hard, does that make it not worth it? How can we establish a worth that is less fickle than feelings?

Week 2 of Worth It

Teacher: Devynn Brankel

In our social media age, we are approval-addicted. Did anyone like my post? Did anyone laugh at my jokes? What will people think if I do this or do that? Do people like me? When our worth is tied to what others think of us, our worth is fragile. How can we break out of the prison of others’ opinions of us and discover we’re worth it on our own?

Week 1 of Worth It

Teacher: Tyler Stibrich

We believe in something a little strange -- zombies. Well, not actually. But we do believe in a Savior who rose from the dead, and that we too will one day -- bodily -- rise from the dead. What’s up with this kind of weird idea of resurrection? And why does it matter so much to our faith?

Week 3 of Raised Up

Teacher: Bob Lehman Join us as we dive into this oft-overlooked topic of resurrection, and why it was so important to Paul in the first letter to the Corinthians -- and why it was so important to Jesus.

We believe in something a little strange -- zombies. Well, not actually. But we do believe in a Savior who rose from the dead, and that we too will one day -- bodily -- rise from the dead. What’s up with this kind of weird idea of resurrection? And why does it matter so much to our faith?

Week 2 of Raised Up

Teacher: Rick Miller Join us as we dive into this oft-overlooked topic of resurrection, and why it was so important to Paul in the first letter to the Corinthians -- and why it was so important to Jesus.

We believe in something a little strange -- zombies. Well, not actually. But we do believe in a Savior who rose from the dead, and that we too will one day -- bodily -- rise from the dead. What’s up with this kind of weird idea of resurrection? And why does it matter so much to our faith?

Week 1 of Raised Up

Teacher: Brad Miller Join us as we dive into this oft-overlooked topic of resurrection, and why it was so important to Paul in the first letter to the Corinthians -- and why it was so important to Jesus.

Patriotism soars in the month of July, as people celebrate what it means to be an American. But as followers of Jesus, our first identity is not as citizens of our country but as citizens of God’s kingdom. What sets Jesus followers apart? What defines our unique identity as “We the people of God?” Week 5 of We the People

Teacher: Dave Chojnacki

Patriotism soars in the month of July, as people celebrate what it means to be an American. But as followers of Jesus, our first identity is not as citizens of our country but as citizens of God’s kingdom. What sets Jesus followers apart? What defines our unique identity as “We the people of God?” Week 4 of We the People

Teacher: Tyler Stibrich