Mark Scandrette thinks we ignore some of the most sensational teachings of Jesus because they seem impossible. What could we learn by actually trying to do the things Jesus did and taught?

What happens if you ask God the tough questions in your pain and show Him all your anger? Can He handle it?

Leeana Tankersley rarely finds tangible answers to her questions, but God comforts her and she finds clarity as she processes her questions with others.

Mike Licona is a second-guesser. It’s hard for him to decide which bottle of cologne to buy, let alone decide which worldview is correct.

Prayer is often saturated with requests for prosperity. James Pond wonders how much God really cares about our well-being?

Is understanding God more like a box or a carrot on a stick? Kevin Potter explorers these two metaphors and how they relate to understanding God.

Everybody has a different idea of what God looks like. In this clip, people on the street tell us what they think.

How much do our experiences and relationships in life affect our understanding of God? In this clip, Elaine Hamilton talks about how theology can be separated into intellectual theology and emotional theology.

Darin grew tired of trying to convince others to believe the way he did. His realization: What if God looks differently to different people?

Does God have to kill someone in order to forgive? In this clip Bart Campolo suggests that the main point of Jesus was not to die for our sins, but to teach about God’s grace.

If God has given us the freedom to choose whether or not we’ll love him, does that mean he is not in control? Bart Campolo thinks so.

Susan Isaacs discovered she was worshipping a false god, but surprisingly it looked a lot like the real one. She then had to decide if she wanted to follow a god whose goodness didn’t guarantee happiness.

Is Jesus more concerned about our beliefs and behavior or that we are following him? In this clip Vince Antonucci describes how he views following Jesus like an adventure.

Can peace come in not understanding? In this clip Karin Maney unpacks the phrase “the peace of God that passes understanding”.

Why does God heal sometimes and not others? The interviewer in this clip pushes back when he is given a simplistic answer to this question. Is healing really that simple?

This video asks the age-old question of “where is God amidst pain and suffering?”

Is our safety God’s first priority? Does he have our back? In this clip Robbie talks about how he questions what he was taught growing up.