You can be in the same room as Jesus and still miss Him.

In Luke 10, Martha opens her home to Jesus and then spends the whole evening in the kitchen while her sister Mary sits at His feet. Brad Kirby unpacks what happens when good things crowd out the best thing, and how busyness can quietly turn into anxiety, resentment, and control. If life feels like a hundred tabs open at once, this one is for you.

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The worst seat in the house is not the sinner's seat.

In Luke 7, a woman the whole town had written off crashes a dinner party and kneels at the feet of Jesus while the respectable host decides he has seen enough. Josh Fortney walks through what happens when Jesus knows the very worst about two very different people and makes room for both. It is a story about grace, about the debts we cannot see in ourselves, and about the kind of table Jesus gathers people around.

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The most scandalous thing Jesus did was not what He said. It was who He ate with.

In Luke 15, the religious crowd cannot get past one complaint: this man receives sinners and eats with them. Jesus answers with two short stories about a shepherd, a woman, and the relentless search for one thing that went missing. Brad Kirby opens the Table Church series by unpacking five things those stories reveal about the heart of God, and why the table Jesus sets always ends up changing the people who sit at it.

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Water that stops moving becomes dangerous.

In the fourth week of Made Here, Brad Kirby uses a wilderness survival lesson to ask what happens when everything flows into a life and nothing flows out. From 2 Corinthians 5, he shows that the grace that made you new also handed you a job. You're an ambassador, representing your King at work, on your street, and everywhere God has already placed you.

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Everyone is already a theologian. The only question is where yours came from.

Week three of Made Here starts with one claim from Brad Kirby: being equipped in God's Word isn't an optional extra, it's essential for every disciple. Then the morning turns over to the people who prove it. One turned in a blank quiz on day one. One read the Bible for the first time at 24. One read a chapter a day from Matthew to Revelation and watched his marriage change.

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You can be surrounded by people every single week and still be completely unknown.

In part two of the Made Here series, Brad Kirby opens up Acts 2 to show what the very first church did when they stopped just sharing a room and started sharing their lives. It is a warm, honest look at why God never designed faith to be a solo pursuit, and why belonging to a church changes everything about how you grow. If you have ever wanted community that is real, this one is for you.

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Has grace stopped amazing you?

In the opening message of the Made Here series, Brad Kirby walks through Ephesians 2 to ask what it actually means to believe in Christ. This is the story of people who were spiritually dead being made alive by a God who is rich in mercy, and why the whole Christian life starts with what He has done for us, not what we do for Him. If following Jesus has started to feel routine, this is a reset worth pressing play on.

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You already worship something. The only question is what.

In the final message of our Joshua: Legacy series, David Leventhal walks through Joshua's last words to Israel, a challenge to choose whom they will serve. The people say "yes" three times, and Joshua tells them the honest truth: on your own, you can't do it. This is a message about why sincerity runs out, and where lasting faithfulness actually comes from.

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