Lecrae Interview
Chicago Fellowship Talks
Skye Jethani interviews Lecrae in a wide ranging conversation about faith, identy, business and more.
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The Examined Life
Chicago Fellowship Talks
Chicago Fellowship Director Jon Houghton describes how leading an examined life can lead to caring well for others in our life and even in our death.
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What Will Change on Monday?
Chicago Fellowship Talks
What happens when salvation comes to your house—but Monday morning still arrives? In this Chicago Fellowship podcast, Pastor Steve Carter explores the story of Zacchaeus, the parable of the minas, and Jesus’ invitation to move from willful blindness to wholehearted allegiance, discovering how the Gospel reshapes not just what we believe, but how we live, lead, and steward influence. Whether you’re leading a company, a team, a family, or simply your own life, this conversation will challenge you to ask one powerful question: What will change on Monday?
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Why God's Anger is Better than Ours
Chicago Fellowship Talks
Christian leaders and influencers are increasingly displaying their outrage as a sign of their passion for God and commitment to his truth. They say their anger is righteous because it reflects God's anger. But Jesus warns us about the danger of anger, and Paul explicitly says that vengeance is God's business, not ours. Drawing on vivid imagery of God's wrath in Revelation, this message reveals why God's anger is different from ours, and why he can be trusted to wield it lovingly, while we cannot.
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Our Firm Identity as Men
Chicago Fellowship Talks
What does it look like to grow into full spiritual fathers for others? This talk explores the identity that is found in Jesus and the gospel, an identity to live fully loved, fully accepted, nothing to hide, nothing to prove, and nothing to lose.
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Resuscitation vs Resurrection
Chicago Fellowship Talks
Jesus raised Lazarus from the grave, but Lazarus was not transformed. He was still mortal, subject to the curse, and destined to die again. In other words, Lazarus was resuscitated; he was not truly resurrected. This message contrasts the difference between being rescued by God and being reborn, and asks whether we have accepted a lesser gospel of mere resuscitation when the life we are called to is one of transformation possible through the power of Christ's resurrection.
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Spectacle vs Subtlety
Chicago Fellowship Talks
When Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead, it was his most public and spectacular miracle ever. But why were most of his miracles before this marked by secrecy and subtlety instead? In this message, Skye explores the role spectacles play in our faith, why we are so drawn to them, and why they usually fail to foster a transformative, sustainable love for God.
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Collateral
Chicago Fellowship Talks
Every man has a calling. Not every man counts what it costs the people closest to him. Through the forgotten story of Obadiah, we examine the hidden price families pay when a man runs hard after purpose and never looks back.
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From Hopeless to Hope Full
Chicago Fellowship Talks
In a world that can seem hopeless at times, God promises to fill us with hope! He helps us move forward by looking back at the receipts of his faithfulness through the Bible, through our lives and through the lives of others.
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Loving Your Polarized Neighbor
Chicago Fellowship Talks
In this session, Rev. Dr. C.E. Campbell shares his personal experience with political polarization, how it has impacted his church, and lessons he has learned while seeking to engage those who are given over to it.
info_outlineJon Houghton describes the three-step cycle of the Christian life: identity as God’s Beloved, formation into Christlikeness, and working for the flourishing of others.