What is going on when we wait/move ahead/pray and nothing seems to change at all?  How can it be that there is still no change no matter what we do?  Celtic Preacher looks at the Parable of Seed that Jesus told. It answers questions we often wonder about. "Why is nothing changing?"  "Where is God working in my life?" How can I see God's work in the world? Off course it's not quite what we expect as is the case of most of the teachings of Jesus.

What is going on when we pray and nothing seems to be happening at all. Celtic Preacher looks at the Parable of Seed that Jesus told. It answers questions we often wonder about. "Where is God working in my life?" How can I see God's work in the world? Off course it's not quite what we expect as is the case of most of the teachings of Jesus.

Lessons of living in a fearful world. Celtic preacher looks at the miracle of Jesus calming the storm and asks why would that help me? How does Jesus help us through the storms in my life- especially when the storm seems to remain! I mean, when you think about it, it's not like you pray and everything is just fine, right?

Discontented? "I still haven't found what I'm looking for," could easily be Adam and Eve's song. We find them filled with disappointment when they reached for the forbidden fruit. What is it about us that keeps reaching for things that simply do not satisfy? In this first episode we will look at the ancient passage in Genesis and see ourselves doing again and again what Adam and Eve did in Paradise. Why do I always want more?

Discontented? "I still haven't found what I'm looking for," could easily be Adam and Eve's song. We find them filled with disappointment when they reached for the forbidden fruit. What is it about us that keeps reaching for things that simply do not satisfy? In this first episode we will look at the ancient passage in Genesis and see ourselves doing again and again what Adam and Eve did in Paradise. Why do I always want more?

Discontented? "I still haven't found what I'm looking for," could easily be Adam and Eve's song. We find them filled with disappointment when they reached for the forbidden fruit. What is it about us that keeps reaching for things that simply do not satisfy? In this first episode we will look at the ancient passage in Genesis and see ourselves doing again and again what Adam and Eve did in Paradise. Why do I always want more?