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Conflict is uncomfortable, and avoiding it can feel like the safer route—but it's also a surefire way to ruin a relationship. Why is avoiding conflict so damaging and how can facing it head-on lead to stronger, healthier connections with the people you care about?

If you've ever felt trapped in a spiral of negativity, constantly replaying moments of conflict or obsessing over what went wrong, you're not alone. Focusing on the negative can destroy even the strongest bonds. Are you dwelling on what's wrong, or are you letting love lead you?

We all have an innate desire to win, but at what price to our connections with those we value most? Striving to always get your way can turn even the strongest relationships into battlegrounds. Is insisting on having it your way enriching your relationships or eroding them?

Ever feel like your words are lost in translation, even with those closest to you? The fastest way to kill a relationship is through bad communication. What if the secret to deepening your relationships is changing the way you speak and listen?

Have you ever considered how one moment can change everything? The resurrection of Jesus Christ marks the most significant tipping point in human history, transforming not just the past but our lives today. What if the story of the resurrection could be the tipping point in your own life, offering a new perspective on hope, forgiveness, and love?

Amidst the jubilant crowd and waving palm branches, Jesus of Nazareth humbly enters Jerusalem on a donkey. This profound moment is an invitation to align our lives with the recognition of Jesus as King. Will we worship King Jesus? Or will creation itself sing louder?

Feeling like you're constantly chasing others' approval? In this talk, Jordan Brokaw explores our addiction to external validation and what it takes to move beyond the desire to please everyone, embrace our true selves, and find freedom in being loved by God. Are you ready to break free from the approval trap and discover your true identity?

Do you ever find yourself getting in the way of your own success and happiness? In this message, we’re diving into the messiness of life and the universal truth that we all face challenges, big and small. How can embracing our imperfections and seeking authenticity in our struggles help us find a deeper connection with Jesus and each other?

Ever felt the inner battle between wanting more and being content with what you have? In each of us are twin terrors lurking beneath our desires: Greed & Envy. But Jesus guides us towards a life marked by contentment and generosity. Are you ready to unleash the power of generosity to combat your inner monsters and live a life with nothing to lose?

Feeling gripped by your own "precious" desires and possessions? We all have a little "Gollum" within because what you love the most shapes you. How will you choose what you treasure most?

Ever feel like you’re constantly chasing more, never quite satisfied with what you have? There’s a secret to contentment and the perspective Jesus offers which challenges us to see the world in a whole new light.

Ever wonder why loving someone you don't like feels like an impossible challenge? At the heart of following Jesus is an invitation to the way of love because relationships are the most important thing.

While many belief systems promote peace and unity, there’s no denial that religious violence has left a bloody stain on human history. What do we make of these atrocities, and how much of them have religion to blame?.

There is a distinction between believing in Jesus and genuinely following him. And following him may not make life easier, but it offers a path to a better life defined by human flourishing. Will Jesus make my life better? And if so, how will he make my life better?

Christmas is a reminder that God’s love transcends our excuses, bridging the gap in everyday relationships and inspiring us to love one another without judgment. Embrace the true spirit of the season and discover the power of living life filled with love and grace for others.