As seasons of life change, so do the patterns and structures of our lives...and that includes churches. But there are some things that make up our DNA that don't change. Today we take a look at what those are.

Joy Dillon shares about the radically inclusive nature of who Jesus invited to dinner and what that means for how we do community.

Genesis 38. What do we do with a seemingly out-of-place story about Judah and his illicit relationship with his daughter-in-law, Tamar. What if it's a parable that we need to hear?

Genesis 37. We start into the story of Joseph and see, yet again, a dysfunctional family that God is somehow going to use to accomplish his purposes.

Genesis 35 & 36. We come to the end of Jacob's story and find a whole chapter about Esau? What do we do with that?

Ephesians 1. 

Genesis 35. Jacob heard from God at Bethel. What does it look like for us to hear from God?

Genesis 35:1-15. In the aftermath of his sons making a bit of a mess, Jacob hears from God again and invites his family into this life of following God.

David looks at what happens when Jacob's sons take justice into their own hands. Genesis 34.

1 Chronicles 20. Jessica looks at the story of King Jehosephat and shows us an alternative to living our lives out of fear.