Continuing in week three of All Consuming Fire, Louie Giglio focuses on Revelation chapters two and three, which contain the letters of Jesus to the seven churches. Found within these messages from the risen and reigning Christ are lessons for everyone who calls themselves Christian today.

Continuing in week two of All Consuming Fire, Louie Giglio focuses on three truths: Jesus is in the midst of the Church, reigning Jesus looks different, and because of Him, we can live without fear of the future.

Louie Giglio kicks off a collection of talks in the book of Revelation, All Consuming Fire. As we study Revelation 1, we see that Jesus Christ is victorious and is surely coming.

For this special Easter talk, Louie Giglio celebrates the greatest week in the history of the world and the empty tomb that saves us from empty lives and an empty eternity. He teaches that all roads end here, and it's time to come and see what He has done.

Pastor Brad Jones gives an update on this past Palm Sunday and encourages everyone to tune in every morning to the verse of the day and the Holy Week Reading plan—both featured on the Bible App. He also tells everyone to invite their friends, family, neighbors, and co-workers to our upcoming Easter Sunday gatherings at 515, Cumberland, Trilith, or online.

Dan Watson teaches through Mark 2:2-12, breaking down the story of the paralyzed man being lowered through the roof of a home to see Jesus. Through this teaching, we see how a few faithful friends took action to lift their friend, the paralyzed man, and how we can lift the people around us to help them experience Jesus.

Grant Partrick shares an insightful message acknowledging the spiritual battle we are in and recognizing the power of our testimonies.

In this talk, Brad Jones emphasizes how Jesus has the power to transform us so that we can go and tell people about what He has done.

Join Pastor Louie Giglio as he addresses one of the weightiest questions in the Christian faith, "If God is loving, why do bad things happen?" by diving deep into Romans 8:31-39 and concluding our Epicenter collection.

Louie Giglio joins us for another week of Epicenter, diving into Romans chapter 8 and showing us how God uses our present sufferings.

Pastor Louie Giglio joins us for another week of Epicenter, picking back up in Romans chapter 8 and showing us how God uses our present sufferings for good.

Continuing in our Epicenter collection, Louie Giglio shares more on Romans 8, highlighting the importance of our minds being transformed by the power of the Word rather than the pattern of the world and emphasizing the importance of knowing and understanding our identity in Christ.

Louie Giglio kicks off a collection of talks called Epicenter, focusing on Romans 8. As he breaks down Romans 8:1-4, we see the importance of the words "therefore," and "in Christ" in verse 1, reminding us that because Jesus sacrificed Himself for us on the cross and paid for our sins, there is now no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus.  VERSES // Romans 8:1-4, Romans 7:15-25, Romans 1:18-25, John 3:16-18, Roman 7:7, Romans 8:31-34, Romans 3:23-24, Colossians 1:27, Colossians 3:3

Grant Partrick teaches through the book of Ruth, highlighting how Elimelech's way led to emptiness, but God's way led to fullness. In the same way, we can trust that God's way is better and that He works all things for our good and His glory, even when we can't understand it. VERSES // Ruth 1, Ruth 2, Ruth 3, Ruth 4, Judges 2:10, Judges 21:25, Proverbs 3:5-6, Proverbs 31, Hebrews 2:14-15

Have you ever wondered what it looks like to tune your life to the voice of almighty God? Pastor Louie Giglio takes us to the Pool of Bethesda to remind us that no matter how loud the crowd gets, we can always turn our ear to the sound of our creator and savior.

Focusing on the book of Nehemiah, Brad Jones challenges us to change our order of thinking when faced with adversity. Instead of seeking counsel from everyone around us or trying to deal with things on our own and then pleading with God when that fails us, Brad empowers us to pray and fast as the prophet Nehemiah did, prayer being his first response. VERSES // Nehemiah 1:1-11, Hebrews 4:16, Nehemiah 2:1, Nehemiah 1:1-14, Nehemiah 4:20, Ephesians 4:31-32, Colossians 1:22-23, Colossians 1:4-6

If we believe the Gospel is true, are we living a life that honors it and boldly proclaiming the Good News to a desperate world that needs it? Dan Watson focuses on what God wants to see in us and then leads us to eight takeaways following the question, "Where do I go from here?" VERSES // Acts 22:6-16, Ephesians 2:1-10, 2 Corinthians 5:19-21, 2 Corinthians 6:1-2, Colossians 1:22-23, Colossians 1:4-6

Does the brokenness of your city do anything to your heart? Grant Partrick encourages us to ask God to soften our hearts for the community around us and to pray boldly for them. VERSES // James 5:16, Jeremiah 29:4-7, Nehemiah 1:1-11, Nehemiah 2:1-10, Nehemiah 9:1-3, Nehemiah 10:29

Pastor Louie Giglio brings us a powerful message about not only the why behind our fasting but also what is on the line when we do.

Ben Stuart dives deep into 2 Chronicles:1-30, focusing on the importance of community, desperation, and awe in order for us to have the motivation to press on in our faith.

Louie Giglio magnifies the significance of the word "behold" in the Bible. He is "Be" (Exodus 3:13-15), and as we look at the miracle of Mary holding Jesus in her arms, we acknowledge the miracle of us being held in His.

Highlighting the detail of “the myrrh” in the Christmas story, Louie Giglio shows listeners how death’s place in the story is that of a defeated enemy. Our God is acquainted with death and very familiar with its sting, but He has also conquered it once and for all through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus.

Brad Jones joins us with a special message for the Advent season, highlighting one of the most popular Christmas hymns, Joy to the World.

What’s the often-overlooked message of Christmas? God has a plan.