This week we talk about Jesus' final wound on the cross. Even in his death he is a well-spring of life! (John 19:31-37)

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This week we read about the moment of Jesus' death. Having received nothing from us, Jesus gives us everything. (John 19: 28-30)

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In Jesus' dying moments, he creates true community. (John 19:25-27)

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This week we see Jesus make his way to the place of his execution. As the crucifixion begins, St. John reminds us of Psalm 22 and the praise and thanksgiving that follows after our Lord has saved us (John 19:16-24).

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Sometimes our society puts us into very difficult situations. Human authority demands one of thing of us while God demands another. Join in on this reflection over Jesus' own sentencing and how he was faithful even in an impossible situation. (John 19:1-16)

This episode I'm joined by Rev. Dr. Anthony Steinbronn to discuss life, narrative, Christian ministry, and worldview. Dr. Steinbronn currently serves as president of the New Jersey District of the Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod and is author of the book Worldviews: A Christian Response to Religious Pluralism. 

This week we see Jesus' confrontation with Pilate. What is truth and where do we find it? John 18:28-40

Whereas last episode encountered humanity in God's first act of creation, this episode discusses the beginning of the new created order.

This episode discusses the relationship that humanity has with the created order in light of certain limitations as understood by the Ancient Hebrews. 

This episode covers the basic starting point of the Christian experience: the cross of Jesus and how it relates to our own perception of the world.