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STUDIO is a place where God and people meet – where beautiful things happen, and beautiful things are created. With lead Pastors and Founders, Eric and Candace Johnson, our talks cover a wide range of topics on Faith, Creativity, Culture, and Community.

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  1. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    New Humanity (opens the original)

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    This past Sunday we explored something Paul writes about called the "unity of the Spirit," we learned he isn't talking about everyone thinking the same, looking the same, or sharing the same preferences. He's describing something far more remarkable and dynamic. The early church brought together people who, for centuries, would never have shared the same table. Different ethnicities. Different histories. Different traditions. Different ways of seeing the world. Yet in Christ, God wasn't simply c

  2. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    The Letters: Reading Someone Else's Mail Pt. 2 (opens the original)

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    This past Sunday, we continued our series on Reading the Bible by exploring one of the most common mistakes we make when reading the letters of the New Testament: We often extract a verse without understanding the conversation. When reading a letter, the invitation is different: Don't just extract the verse. Understand the conversation between the writer and the reader. We introduced a simple Letter Blueprint to help us read the New Testament letters more faithfully: Who is speaking, and who is

  3. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    The Letters: Reading Someone Else's Mail (opens the original)

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    This week we continued our series on reading the Bible, focusing on how to read the New Testament letters. We learned that when we read books like Philippians, Corinthians, Romans, or Peter’s letters, we are essentially “reading someone else’s mail”. These letters were written by real leaders to real churches in real situations, helping believers learn how to live under the new covenant. The message introduced a simple framework for reading biblical letters: 1. “Who is speaking, and who is liste

  4. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    There Is More The Story (opens the original)

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    This past Sunday we continued our series on reading the Bible with a familiar story: David and Goliath. Most of us know the story. David. Goliath. Five stones. A sling. A giant falls. But what if there’s more to the story? One of the challenges of reading biblical narrative is that we naturally want to turn every story into a lesson, principle, or list of things we should do. But narrative often works differently. Sometimes the details we focus on aren’t actually the point. So we introduced a si

  5. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    Reading The Bible The Way It Was Meant To Be Read (opens the original)

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    How do we faithfully approach Scripture? One of the biggest reasons people struggle with the Bible isn't because they don't love God—it's because they haven't been given the right lens to read it. The Bible isn't one kind of book. It's a library filled with stories, poetry, law, wisdom, prophecy, letters, and apocalyptic literature. Each genre communicates truth differently, inviting us not only to learn something, but to be transformed by it. What makes the Bible so extraordinary is that within

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