In this episode, Steve asks how Rebekah became involved in criminal justice reform work. Rebekah explains our criminal justice system and reveals some inherent injustices. Together they ask the questions: how do we balance mercy and justice, and how can we change things?

What are the lenses we wear when we read scripture? This week Aaron & Steve talk about the relationship between scripture and truth, and the importance of paying attention to genre when reading scripture.

What happens when our deepest held truths turn out to be wrong? In this episode Steve & Aaron talk about how to approach certainty and doubt both individually and in community.

In this episode we ask why is it so hard to have hard conversations? Why are conversations about race and politics so difficult? Is the church a force for reconciliation or division? And what does scripture have to say about reconciliation?

In this episode we continue the conversation on art and faith by digging into the ways that art is liturgical and related to worship, talking about the ways that art and film have a strong grip on our cultural imagination, and focusing on curiosity as it pertains to Christian artists.

In this inaugural episode we discuss the definition of art, Steve's "ignorance" of art and Mark's "expertise", the relationship between art and truth, the role of art in the church, and the role of the church in art.

Why is Buffalo Vineyard Church starting a podcast? Who is it for? Why is it called 242? In this quick introduction, Mark & Steve answer these questions, and welcome you to 242!