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Most of the revolutionary leaders of history were counter-cultural. They fixed something most people knew was wrong. Jesus did something very different, and nothing illustrated that more than what was explored at Storyline's Gathering.

The band performed songs by Phil Collins, Carly Simon, Ben Rector, and May Erlewine.

Turning Tables

In the Sunday prior, we explored how Jesus' first public act speaks louder than words in revealing who God is and what He offers us. Now, we consider Jesus' second public act and what it signifies about who we are and what we need.

The band performed songs by Shania Twain, Adele, Lauren Daigle, and more.

Are You Sure?

In a world full of questions, unmet expectations, and doubt, it's natural to seek answers. Many sought guidance toward a promised land where uncertainties fade away. However, if that desire is inherent, why did it often feel so elusive?

In this episode, the band plays songs by Matisyahu, The Avett Brothers, Tenille Townes, and Will Reagan.

Jesus and Politics, pt. 1

Jesus has been called many things - even a revolutionary.  But, that isn't altogether fair, especially when you consider all He could have done, but didn't.  When it came to politics Jesus revolutionized what it meant to be a revolutionary.

This past Sunday, at Storyline's Gathering, we began a three part series on Jesus and politics.  

The band performed songs by Marvin Gaye, Stealers Wheel, a Michael Koch original and more.

What’s Your Favourite?

This past Sunday, we wanted to explore some of your favorite and least favorite things. We could have been fans of so many different ideas, people, flavors, teams, and music. If that was just the way the world worked, who were God’s favorites?

Who did he cheer for?

The band performed songs by Randy Newman, Echosmith, Drew Holcomb, and more.