Trafficked, abused, betrayed, abandoned by those who should have protected her, Hagar's story is marked by trauma. But an encounter with God changes everything. He strengthens her to move from her painful past into a secure future.

It matters how we read the Genesis account of our creation. There are many interpretations of this ancient text, so to get to the truth, we'll take a look at the original words. We were created for freedom from the very beginning.

1 in 3 women and 1 in 7 men will experience domestic violence in their lifetime. That means you have friends going through this. Want to help but don't know how? If you're asking this question, your heart is already in the right place. You can make a difference.

Whether you want to be, find, or raise a "Biblical woman", the first step is to make sure we understand what that means. The Bible is our standard, not today's culture, so let's see what God has to say about women. We'll hear from Eve, Deborah, and Mary as well as Moses, Paul, and Jesus.

We'll ask, answer, test, debate, and have fun while we practice some Bible mythbusting.

If you've ever thought to yourself, "Bible study would be more fun if we made it a game show", then you're going to enjoy this.

Bring your Bible and your thinking cap.

How can we make our Christian community both emotionally safe and doctrinally sound? Can we continue to alienate survivors of trauma and still fulfill the Great Commision? What would it look like if Christian culture were known for truth AND love? What if we don't have to choose one or the other?