Student intern Kaitlin Roberts talks tall grass and new hope from Psalm 37.

Reed does a heart examination.

Student intern Jojo Datz brings the noise in a raucous rendering of Psalm 33. Please note: some of the audio recording was lost at the end.

Poet Scott Cairns asks us to consider a larger definition of what we normally call 'mind.' In Greek the word is 'nous' and Mr. Cairns suggests something like 'the intellective aptitude of the heart.'

Keevin delights in the law of the Lord and encourages us to do the same.

Reed continues the Word Studies by asking the question: how are reading the scriptures and lions eating their dinner similar?

Derrick opens our Sunday series on the psalms by observing how poetry pulls us into the middle of life rather than simply describing it to us. What experiences are the psalmists pulling us into?

Our graduating seniors share their wisdom and stories from their time at CCF.

A predominant quality of idols is that they can't speak. If they have no words to say, why do we spend so much time trying to listen to them? And who should we listen to instead? 'Listen to him!' the Voice said at the transfiguration. What's he saying?

The hymn of the resurrection can be confusing or, put more rightly, mysterious. What's a spiritual body? What's a natural body? What's the relationship of the two? Derrick talks about these and more in his sermon on 1 Corinthians 15.