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Your life is working. A good job. A decent house. Maybe a Costco finally opened nearby. You have more convenience and security than any generation before you. So why does something still feel missing?

We keep thinking the next upgrade will settle us. A bigger house. More in the retirement account. A better phone. The latest health hack. But the more we get, the less se...


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Can you follow Jesus and still live life on your own terms? In Week 1 of Christian-ish, Connexus Lead Pastor Jeff Brodie explores the difference between a covenant and a contract, and how faith slowly shifts from "I'm all Yours" to "I'll follow You, except..."

Drawing on Jesus' letter to the church in Thyatira in Revelation 2, Jeff shows how small, reasonable-sounding ...


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You get the thing. The job, the relationship, the truck you've wanted for years. And for about five minutes, you're happy. Then you're already looking at the next thing. This isn't about trying harder to believe in God. It's about the difference between believing something exists and actually wanting it more than anything else in your life.

Wherever you're at with fait...


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Some things happen that you can't explain. A diagnosis. A funeral for someone way too young. A season so dark you can't see any reason for it.

In this message, Mark Clark doesn't offer easy answers, he's honest that there aren't any. Instead, he walks through the story of a man born blind, and what Jesus actually says about pain: it isn't punishment, it isn't karma, an...


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If you want to make sure your heart never gets broken, there's one guaranteed way to do it: never open it up to anyone. That's the trade every real relationship asks you to make, and most days, it feels like too much.

In this episode, Mark Clark walks through nine simple postures from Colossians 3 that actually make relationships work: compassion, kindness, humility, g...


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