Chicago Fellowship Talks

Patrick Fisher opens up Luke 10 and Classical Greek literature to explore how Jesus satisfies our hunger for immortality, transforming self-focused heroism into a life reflecting God's glory as a saint.

Believing God about his future and his presence allows us to accept God's invitations with living faith.

Dallas Willard said, "A mature follower of Jesus is almost impossible to offend." If that's true, why are so many Christians offended so often? By examining several scenes surrounding Jesus' arrest, Skye outlines three reasons followers of Jesus are offended, how each reveals our immaturity, and a spiritual practice to help us grow beyond offense.

Worship translates our day-to-day circumstances by acknowledging God's transcendence, exalting God's attributes and actions, and proclaiming God's supremacy.

Jon Houghton and Austin Carr have a candid conversation about the pursuit of Godly ambition.

There is much for followers of Jesus to endure in this life but sometimes our endurance can distract us from our love for one another. Jesus invites to return to the "love we had at first."

Jon Houghton teaches us how to turn our "right belief" that all people are created in the image of God into "right action"

Collin Hansen Editor in Chief at The Gospel Coalition shares lessons learned from the life of Tim Keller.

We now live in a world where thousands of businesses are competing every day for our most finite and valuable commodity—our attention. Skye Jethani examines the biblical concept of the Sabbath and why rest is more than a practical discipline for rejuvenation. It's about where we direct our attention to shape our lives.

Drawing on brain science, Skye Jethani explains why Jesus avoided making his communication and his community too easy, and why we need more resistance to grow as his followers.