If music is good for us, can it ever be unhealthy?  The answer may not be in the music, but in how it's used and how each of us hear it and experience it.  

Support the show

We are all being formed by relationships and repeated actions over time.  If that is the case, how is our worship liturgy shaping us?  As we begin the season of Lent we will start by looking at the Prelude.  

Support the show

Welcome Rev. Dr. Grace Park speaking about how to listen to the voice of God.  

Support the show

The kings of the earth demand no limitations on their power or what they can make other people do.  And yet in the end, the kings are seen bringing the glory of their nations into God's new creation.  So if the kings are there in the end, then what about the great prostitute in Revelation 17?

Support the show

Stress is a normal part of life.  Sometimes it can be good, motivating energy and sometimes it's just too much.  And sometimes we keep exposing ourselves to the "too much" because we think that this is what we're supposed to do.  But what if "too much" is really too much?

Support the show

Is there a difference between the way of empire and the way of Jesus?  On the surface the book of Revelation seems to justify violence.  But if we look deeper we'll discover that a new way of living and being in the world as we follow Jesus' way of love and light.  

Support the show

Following the dragon and the first beast, we get the second beast.  This monster comes from the earth 

Support the show

Merry Christmas!  Did you know that the Christmas story includes a dragon?  Welcome to the weird and wild book of Revelation! 

Support the show

Parody and satire in the book of Revelation bring us a monster from the sea.  This beast is both a severe warning and comedy aimed at revealing the truth about abusive power.  

Support the show

Happy New Year and welcome our guest preacher, Rev. Suzanne Swartz. 

Support the show