What does it mean for Christians to confess belief in one holy church when the church has caused some real harm, disappointment, and division for many people?

In this episode, we explore one of the most challenging lines of the Nicene Creed and wrestle honestly with the tension between the church’s brokenness and its calling. We talk about unity, holiness, repentance, and why the church is not merely a human institution but something Jesus Himself is building.

This conversation is for anyone who loves Jesus but struggles with the church, carries wounds from past experiences, or wonders whether the church still has a place in their faith.

Many people are comfortable with God the Father and Jesus, but feel unsure about the Holy Spirit.

In this message from our We Believe In series through the Nicene Creed, we explore who the Holy Spirit is, why the early church called Him the Lord and giver of life, and how His presence shapes our devotion, our relationships, and our mission in the world.

This episode focuses on practical ways to walk with the Spirit in everyday life and experience God’s presence in a real and personal way.

Part 4 of We Believe In

What if the end of the story is actually good news?

In this episode, we explore what Christians mean when they say Jesus is risen, ascended, and coming again. Instead of fear based end times teaching, this conversation centers on hope, restoration, and the promise that God is making all things new.

You’ll hear why the resurrection means there are no dead ends, why the ascension brings the presence of the Holy Spirit into everyday life, and why the second coming of Jesus is about putting the world right, not escaping it.

If you’ve ever struggled with fear about the future or wondered what Christianity actually offers, this episode reframes the story with clarity, depth, and hope.

Your worst day will not be your last day.