Statistics show that victims of domestic violence most often go to churches for help. Unfortunately, churches are often ill-equipped and not helpful. This clip tells the story of one couple’s search for help and also offers some advice for creating an environment conducive for recovery.

Diverse perspectives influence Jim Belcher as he plants churches. This clip explores how he navigates those perspectives, especially those in which he disagrees.

Pam Hogeweide stopped participating in church activities after realizing that she was living a church-centered life rather than a Christ-centered life.

Two rival churches in Reno, Nevada do something unexpected: they unite.

As Joy started asking questions about faith she was told that she was heading down a slippery slope. Joy’s response: How can you have a personal relationship with God if you don’t ask questions in that relationship?

Artists leave museums inspired to make art. Mark Scandrette, author of the book Soul Graffiti, wonders if church inspires people to contribute to the ongoing story.

Christians often marginalize believers who ask questions in faith. Non-Christians also marginalize non-believers who still believe in truth. In this clip Wes Hurd discusses how he thinks these two groups of people have a lot in common, presenting a great opportunity for dialog.

Many Christians are choosing to practice their faith outside the walls of traditional church buildings. In this clip Chad Estes talks about how he is focusing on being the Church instead of attending one.

Martin Luther King, Jr. said “It is appalling that the most segregated hour of Christian America is eleven o’clock on Sunday morning.” Why is this still true? In this clip two Baptist pastors from Salt Lake City (one from a white church and one from a black church) share some of their thoughts and experiences about this dilemma.

Church means different things to different people. To many, the meaning is becoming increasingly negative. This clip introduces 12 people who have-had or have-caused bad experiences in church. But somehow they haven’t given up on church yet.