The Gospels highlight the tendency of Jesus to disappear into privacy, to step away from the momentum, and to pray. Something to learn here!

The one with the strange disturbance in the synagogue by a deeply troubled man and how Jesus brought new life to a burdened soul. (Outro music: "Lost And Found" by Echo & The Bunnymen, 1987)

Ah yes, that "fishers of men" thing that Jesus said! Suzanne Nadell with this week's sermon. (Outro music: "Upper Room" by our own Lindsey Self, 2010)

Week two of the Epiphany season, this one with Nathanael and Philip going back and forth on absurdity of Jesus being the Messiah and the invitation to "come and see." (Outro music: "Keep It Moving" by Deep Sea Diver, 2012)

The first Sunday of the Epiphany season down at the river Jordan with Jesus and John (Outro Music: "Called Home" by Over The Rhine, 2013)

Third Sunday of Advent

Derek and Alyssa talk about the origins of Christmas within the Christian tradition, so lots of fourth century goodness!

Advent 2, down at the Jordan River with John the Baptist (Outro music: "Street Corner Preacher" by Amos Lee)

First Sunday of the Advent season comes in hot with words of new worlds and old ones going away. (Outro music: "God Moves On The Water" by Blind Willie Johnson, 1929.)

Paul's invitation to grieve with hope (outro music: "Troubles Will Be Gone" by The Tallest Man On Earth, 2010).