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 ..read more

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 2 of We the People Teacher: Megan Miller ..read more

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 1 of We the People Teacher: Jacob Heinz ..read more

For the Corinthians, following Jesus was all in their heads: a sophisticated set of ideas, a fashionable new way of thinking, a sense of spirituality. But while the Gospel was in their heads, following Jesus never made it to their hands and feet -- an actual change in the way they did life. When we choose to follow Jesus, it should upturn our whole lives top to bottom. We can’t merely intellectually assent to Jesus; instead, following his way means radically changing the way we practically live. Week 6 of The Nitty Gritty Teacher: Ryan Miller How do we make sure that Jesus hasn’t just touched ..read more

For the Corinthians, following Jesus was all in their heads: a sophisticated set of ideas, a fashionable new way of thinking, a sense of spirituality. But while the Gospel was in their heads, following Jesus never made it to their hands and feet -- an actual change in the way they did life. When we choose to follow Jesus, it should upturn our whole lives top to bottom. We can’t merely intellectually assent to Jesus; instead, following his way means radically changing the way we practically live. Week 5 of The Nitty Gritty Teacher: Tyler Stibrich How do we make sure that Jesus hasn’t just touc ..read more

For the Corinthians, following Jesus was all in their heads: a sophisticated set of ideas, a fashionable new way of thinking, a sense of spirituality. But while the Gospel was in their heads, following Jesus never made it to their hands and feet -- an actual change in the way they did life. When we choose to follow Jesus, it should upturn our whole lives top to bottom. We can’t merely intellectually assent to Jesus; instead, following his way means radically changing the way we practically live. Week 4 of The Nitty Gritty Teacher: Megan Stibrich How do we make sure that Jesus hasn’t just touc ..read more

For the Corinthians, following Jesus was all in their heads: a sophisticated set of ideas, a fashionable new way of thinking, a sense of spirituality. But while the Gospel was in their heads, following Jesus never made it to their hands and feet -- an actual change in the way they did life. When we choose to follow Jesus, it should upturn our whole lives top to bottom. We can’t merely intellectually assent to Jesus; instead, following his way means radically changing the way we practically live. Week 3 of The Nitty Gritty Teacher: Caleb Martinez How do we make sure that Jesus hasn’t just touc ..read more

For the Corinthians, following Jesus was all in their heads: a sophisticated set of ideas, a fashionable new way of thinking, a sense of spirituality. But while the Gospel was in their heads, following Jesus never made it to their hands and feet -- an actual change in the way they did life. When we choose to follow Jesus, it should upturn our whole lives top to bottom. We can’t merely intellectually assent to Jesus; instead, following his way means radically changing the way we practically live. Week 2 of The Nitty Gritty Teacher: Renay Burger How do we make sure that Jesus hasn’t just touche ..read more

For thousands of years, Christians have chosen to obey God in difficult circumstances and broken cultures. What can we learn from these Christians and how can their stories of faith inspire us to be more like Jesus? Join Damascus Road for Inspired, a 2020 series, as we explore how God has inspired Christians in history to fight for justice, give generously, and create beautiful things. From their stories of faith rooted in God and Scripture, may we be inspired as well. Part 3 of Inspired     Teacher: Tyler Stibrich             &n ..read more

For the Corinthians, following Jesus was all in their heads: a sophisticated set of ideas, a fashionable new way of thinking, a sense of spirituality. But while the Gospel was in their heads, following Jesus never made it to their hands and feet -- an actual change in the way they did life. When we choose to follow Jesus, it should upturn our whole lives top to bottom. We can’t merely intellectually assent to Jesus; instead, following his way means radically changing the way we practically live. Week 1 of The Nitty Gritty Teacher: Megan Miller How do we make sure that Jesus hasn’t just touche ..read more