Will we reckon with our national history of racial terror as Christians? What does the just future that God promises us look like? Listen to this powerful conversation among faith leaders about the role of justice in our lives.

The preacher's temptation is to allegorize the parable. But what if Parables, written in the 1st century, meant something completely different, or had different meaning than we think today? In a pandemic time filled with uncertainty, we dive into everything we thought we knew about parables that might be wrong with Amy Jill Levine.

How do we listen to God’s invitation to each of us? What are we supposed to be doing right now? How can we figure out what’s next in our lives? The Rev. Sarah McCaslin from the Psychotherapy & Spirituality Institute returned to continue our conversation about discernment and how we listen to the Spirit’s movement in our lives right now.

In March 2020, confined to our homes, Dr. David Carr joined us to reflect on the function of trauma in the biblical tradition. What can the stories of the Bible tell us about people who cried out to God in times of distress? What might our own protest to God be, and how does this empowerment change our experience of our relationship with God?