Peter was finished. He was no good for no body. So, after the resurrection he went back to what he was allowed to do - fishing. But Jesus had a breakfast plan that would result in a very different vocation.

Jesus didn't just meet two individuals on that road to Emmaus. He met two individuals who had lost all hope. He could have engaged them in a hundred different ways, but he chose to just walk and eventually their eyes were opened.

Christians live in the middle. We may love the start or the reveal, but we live right as the work is being done. During the season of Eastertide, we explore what it means to celebrate but also to look or anticipate what is yet to come.

It may sound like a well used cliche, but Easter is really all about hope. But it's a hope that is much more than just pastels and bunnies. It's a hope that leads to a very different way of being.

"I love a parade" was a song recorded in 1931 and speaks to the thrills and excitement of all that comes from this moving pageantry. Jesus experienced a parade that was loaded with nuance and challenge - and yet we often just relegate it to a tradition the week before Easter. This week we look at 2 parades Jesus would take place in on his way to the cross.

Jesus' unanswered prayer was that his followers would be one? How does this occur? What would it look like for a church to pursue this kind of One-ness? This week we explore the call to community.

What is the symbol of the person who claims to be follower of Jesus? Is it the cross? Is it more? The way of follower of Jesus is a shift in who we say HE is.

Paul says "rejoice in all things." Joy is the calling card of the follower of Jesus and the path to a life of Jesus-style-joy happens as we journey along the path of one thing.

In the 2nd Sunday of Lent, Rev. Todd Nelson returns to Andover and invites to "Get In the Game" a.s we explore the practice of Worship as we grow like Jesus

Choosing to walk the Disciples Journey involves several disciplines or practices that lead to growth. Today we turn our attention to Study and explore the heart of the matter.