Have you ever held something with potential—a piece of wood, a lump of clay, a newborn baby? Have you felt the strong force to shape, nurture and see it to it’s greatest potential? It’s innate. The Imago Dei, the memory chip of the Creator in us all.But, too often we are stuck in the formless void of our own souls. We need a new beginning. A re-generation. A renewing. A revelation. We need to be re-born. Then, we can be a part of the project of Renaissance.

Speaker: Ed Noble

Have you ever held something with potential—a piece of wood, a lump of clay, a newborn baby? Have you felt the strong force to shape, nurture and see it to it’s greatest potential? It’s innate. The Imago Dei, the memory chip of the Creator in us all.But, too often we are stuck in the formless void of our own souls. We need a new beginning. A re-generation. A renewing. A revelation. We need to be re-born. Then, we can be a part of the project of Renaissance.

Speaker: Jason Denison

Have you ever held something with potential—a piece of wood, a lump of clay, a newborn baby? Have you felt the strong force to shape, nurture and see it to it’s greatest potential? It’s innate. The Imago Dei, the memory chip of the Creator in us all.But, too often we are stuck in the formless void of our own souls. We need a new beginning. A re-generation. A renewing. A revelation. We need to be re-born. Then, we can be a part of the project of Renaissance.

Speaker: Ed Noble

Have you ever held something with potential—a piece of wood, a lump of clay, a newborn baby? Have you felt the strong force to shape, nurture and see it to it’s greatest potential? It’s innate. The Imago Dei, the memory chip of the Creator in us all.But, too often we are stuck in the formless void of our own souls. We need a new beginning. A re-generation. A renewing. A revelation. We need to be re-born. Then, we can be a part of the project of Renaissance.

Speaker: Ed Noble

Speaker: Ed Noble

Speaker: Ed Noble

Speaker: Ed Noble

Rabbi Barney Kasdan of Kehilat Ariel Messianic Synagogue shares on the ancient tradition of the Passover meal and how it connects to the Messiah, Jesus Christ.

The Bible: it’s the best-selling and most widely distributed book of all time. But just because people own it doesn’t mean they read it, understand it or know what’s in it. And even those who know the content can sometimes miss the spirit of the inspiring God behind the words. Reading the Bible isn’t the same as meeting the Living God found within its pages. This series is about experiencing the God of the Bible, in the Bible.

Speaker: Ed Noble