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As we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus this Easter Sunday, we wanted to share a previously recorded teaching from a few months ago. Raegan Griffith shares about how Jesus contended against death in His resurrection life through the lens of her own personal story of the death of her dad and the way God met her in the midst of grief with profound hope.
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Raegan Griffith kicks off our new series, Compelled, by exploring what took Peter from a young man who denied Jesus 3 times to ultimately being willing to lay down his life for the sake of the Gospel. Peter was COMPELLED by the love of Jesus and his life challenges us to look to Jesus and ask for r…
In this conversation, Keithen and Raegan explore the idea that God has intentionally made us people of desire and wants to use that desire for His glory and our flourishing. However, we live in a world where technology threatens to distort our desire. How do we consecrate our use of tech so that ou…
What lies are young men being told in the culture and how can they step into the life God has for them? Ben Griffith talks to the young men of Youth of the City to unpack the lies culture places on men and the ways that they can step into deeper freedom, purpose and light.
How are the beauty standards placed on women pulling us away from the truth spoken over our bodies in scripture? In this teaching, Raegan Griffith speaks to the girls about how God views our bodies and the ways that beauty standards rob us of living in our identity.
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