On Pentecost, we celebrate the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the Church. This isn't just a distant event that we remember—it's the story we inhabit. Acts 2 tells about the beginning of a new era, an era in which we ourselves are a part of. Listen in as we explore all that Pentecost means for us today.

Acts 2:1-21

The Ascension of Jesus is a central reality for all humanity, and it has huge implications, even on the day-to-day life of our church plant. Listen in as we reflect on this glorious mystery.

Luke 24:44-53, Acts 1:1-11

While we feast and celebrate the good news of the resurrection of Jesus, we continue life in this broken world. While we celebrate victory, we face daily defeats. Listen in as we reflect on this Easter tension and find comfort and hope together.

Acts 13:44-52

It's undeniable that St. Paul's teaching has changed the world. It reverberates throughout time and across cultures. Why? What is it about his message that so captures human hearts? Listen in as we reflect on one of Paul's earliest sermons.

Acts 13:14-39

Listen in as we reflect on the story of Saul encountering the Risen Jesus and the good news that Jesus is still meeting people today in ways that can absolutely transform your life.

Acts 9:1-20

As we continue the celebration of Easter, we look at the apostles and their new boldness in testifying to the good news of resurrection life in Jesus.

Acts 5:12-29

Alleluia! Christ is risen! The resurrection of Jesus changes everything! Why? How? Listen in as we unpack Peter's sharing the good news of Jesus in Acts 10.

Acts 10:34-43

On Maundy Thursday, we encounter the Last Supper, a meal that has changed the world, and it can change your life too.

Luke 22:14-30

The Palm Sunday liturgy is jarring. One moment we're acclaiming Jesus as King, the next we're shouting, "Crucify him! Crucify him!" Why the dramatic and abrupt shift? What's going on in our human hearts? Listen in as we begin our Holy Week journey.

(Luke 23:1-49)

As we continue in Lent, we see in today's readings competing kingdoms—the kingdoms we humans attempt to set up, and the kingdom that Jesus has come to set up. This reality of competing kingdoms raises the most important question humans can face.

(Luke 13:31-35)