The human phenomenon of picking the lesser alternative—despite knowing there’s a better option—is not just limited to time management and fast food. It also happens in our spiritual lives, and, not surprisingly, Jesus had something to say about that. Join Teaching Pastor Bryan Pope as he shows us what’s always the better option, regardless of where you find yourself struggling.
Movin' On
February 28, 2021 • Vernon Gordon
We stack and store stuff. For the memories. For nostalgia. But we would never put our nasty, smelly, leaky trash in storage. Yet, we take some of the messiest moments and memories —feelings of shame, guilt, rejection, fear, worry, anxiety— and store them in our hearts, crowding out room for the peace, love, and faith—for all that GOD has to offer us, so that we might offer that to those around us. Join Pastor Vernon Gordon of The Life Church RVA for a fresh look at how we might create some space and let more fulfillment into our hearts.
Truth Will Set You Free
February 21, 2021 • Angie Frame
Freedom is one of those things that no matter how much we have, we always want more of it, right? Maybe you’re not sure about Jesus or church, but you’re daring to hope you can find freedom. Or maybe, you’re convinced about Jesus, but the freedoms you seek still elude you.
Join Teaching Pastor Angie Frame as she examines Jesus’ own words in John, chapter 8, including the very instructions that will set you free. No matter how people have treated you—how many times you’ve been rejected, how painfully you’ve been abandoned, how alone you feel—discover freedom through this week’s teaching…
Look More Like Love
February 14, 2021 • Elijah Schiarelli
The Only Rule You Need
February 7, 2021 • Brian C. Hughes
Everyone is talking. No one is listening. Everyone is clamoring for more for themselves and neglecting the need of people in their purview. Everyone is thinking of their side winning and thumbing their noses at those who lose. Join Senior Pastor Brian C. Hughes as he challenges us to practice what Jesus said was his most important teaching: to treat others the way we want to be treated—not sometimes or for just some people—but in EVERYTHING.
