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Join Benson and Sean as we revisit a week reminding ourselves of the very basics of what it means to be a Christian, exhibiting Common Christian Courtesy, in our every day lives. We'll dive into what what some of those courtesies are, and why they're so important to our witness to the world.

Join Benson and Sean as we revisit a week reminding ourselves of the very basics of what it means to be a Christian, exhibiting Common Christian Courtesy, in our every day lives. We'll dive into what what some of those courtesies are, and why they're so important to our witness to the world.

Join Benson and Sean as we revisit a week reminding ourselves of the very basics of what it means to be a Christian, exhibiting Common Christian Courtesy, in our every day lives. We'll dive into what what some of those courtesies are, and why they're so important to our witness to the world.

Join Benson and Sean as we revisit a week reminding ourselves of the very basics of what it means to be a Christian, exhibiting Common Christian Courtesy, in our every day lives. We'll dive into what what some of those courtesies are, and why they're so important to our witness to the world.

Join Benson and Sean and we spend a week reminding ourselves of the very basics of what it means to be a Christian, exhibiting Common Christian Courtesy, in our every day lives. We'll dive into what what some of those courtesies are, and why they're so important to our witness to the world.

We're revisiting a series this week that is designed for us to roll up our sleeves, be willing to get dirty, and invites us to engage in the hard work of spiritual renovation in our lives. We'll go through five ideas for how we can truly grow closer to God and follow God's design plans for our lives, and not turn it into a messy DIY project that doesn't really change anything.

We're revisiting a series this week that is designed for us to roll up our sleeves, be willing to get dirty, and invites us to engage in the hard work of spiritual renovation in our lives. We'll go through five ideas for how we can truly grow closer to God and follow God's design plans for our lives, and not turn it into a messy DIY project that doesn't really change anything.

We're revisiting a series this week that is designed for us to roll up our sleeves, be willing to get dirty, and invites us to engage in the hard work of spiritual renovation in our lives. We'll go through five ideas for how we can truly grow closer to God and follow God's design plans for our lives, and not turn it into a messy DIY project that doesn't really change anything.

We're revisiting a series this week that is designed for us to roll up our sleeves, be willing to get dirty, and invites us to engage in the hard work of spiritual renovation in our lives. We'll go through five ideas for how we can truly grow closer to God and follow God's design plans for our lives, and not turn it into a messy DIY project that doesn't really change anything.

We're revisiting a series this week that is designed for us to roll up our sleeves, be willing to get dirty, and invites us to engage in the hard work of spiritual renovation in our lives. We'll go through five ideas for how we can truly grow closer to God and follow God's design plans for our lives, and not turn it into a messy DIY project that doesn't really change anything.

A look back at one of our favorite series. While it was recorded in the midst of the global COVID pandemic, struggling in the face of uncertainty, chaos, and the unknown was not an original problem to 2020 - for any of us, at any time, it can be easy to feel like our faith is uprooted and we're floating in the abyss. But we were made to thrive, even in the midst of uncertainty and the unknown. We'll talk this week about how we can thrive in spite of challenges of life.

A look back at one of our favorite series. While it was recorded in the midst of the global COVID pandemic, struggling in the face of uncertainty, chaos, and the unknown was not an original problem to 2020 - for any of us, at any time, it can be easy to feel like our faith is uprooted and we're floating in the abyss. But we were made to thrive, even in the midst of uncertainty and the unknown. We'll talk this week about how we can thrive in spite of challenges of life.