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On this part of the Kingdom of God conversation, Tahe and Matt discuss the importance of maintaining our gospel mission in light of God’s Kingdom.

Tahe and Matt continue their conversation on the Kingdom of God, looking at how when we see the Kingdom right, it'll influence not just how we see the world but how we live in it.

In this talk, Tahe shares some thoughts about having hard conversations and the examples Christians should be in having these well.

Tahe and Matt continue their discussion on what is the Kingdom of God and focus on the importance of seeing God and ourselves rightly when it comes to the Kingdom.

Tahe and Matt begin a discussion on what is the Kingdom of God and how this should inform and affect not just our doctrine but our everyday lives.

Tahe and Matt answer various questions sent in by our podcast audience! Questions and timestamps 04:03 Why did God harden Pharaoh's heart? 10:43 How to struggle against temptation? 17:19 How to maintain sexual purity in singleness? 22:34 How to deal with self-harm and suicidality? 29:55 How do I overcome anxiety attacks and heartbreak 37:30 How to have better discernment with people and decision making? 43:24 What does godly dating look like? 52:03 Where did Jesus go between His death and resurrection?

Tahe and Matt continue their conversation from last week looking at the popular oft-quoted phrase, "Christianity isn't a religion, it's a relationship," and identifying some of the potential problems with it.

In this new series from Collective Young Adults, Tahe Governor and Matt Goss sit down to have conversations about life, culture, and faith.

In this new series from Collective Young Adults, Tahe Governor and Matt Goss sit down to have conversations about life, culture, and faith.

In this new series from Collective Young Adults, Tahe Governor and Matt Goss sit down to have conversations about life, culture, and faith.

Many times we can get caught up focusing on our external appearance and practice when it comes to the life of faith. But Jesus didn’t come to make us behave better on the outside, He came to transform and change us from the inside. In this standalone message we’re going to learn the significance of the often misunderstood topic of holiness.

In this standalone message, we take a look at the life of Abram and Sarai as they struggle with God's promise to give them children.

You ever feel stuck between God's promise and life's circumstances? One thing is telling you to go but another thing is telling you to wait. What happens when the "go" and "wait" come from the same source? In this standalone message, we're going to learn what to do when our lives feel trapped in a contradiction.

New can be exciting but new can be hard. Many times we choose to settle into the familiar because we’ve had enough of change. Same habits, same mindsets, same values. So how do we keep following the God of renewing and transformation when everything in us says this is good enough?

New can be exciting but new can be hard. Many times we choose to settle into the familiar because we’ve had enough of change. Same habits, same mindsets, same values. So how do we keep following the God of renewing and transformation when everything in us says this is good enough?

New can be exciting but new can be hard. Many times we choose to settle into the familiar because we’ve had enough of change. Same habits, same mindsets, same values. So how do we keep following the God of renewing and transformation when everything in us says this is good enough?

In this spin-off miniseries about Christmas, we’ll be looking at some of the “supporting cast” that often get overlooked in the Christmas story to learn lessons as we prepare our hearts and lives for the holiday season.

In this spin-off miniseries about Christmas, we’ll be looking at some of the “supporting cast” that often get overlooked in the Christmas story to learn lessons as we prepare our hearts and lives for the holiday season.

In this spin-off miniseries about Christmas, we’ll be looking at some of the “supporting cast” that often get overlooked in the Christmas story to learn lessons as we prepare our hearts and lives for the holiday season.

From the beginning, stories have been used to communicate truths and teach lessons. Throughout the gospels, we see Jesus employing the use of such stories, called parables, when addressing different groups of people for a variety of purposes. What if the lesson is even deeper than we think?