Season: A Season of Resurrection - Life in Our Cells

Speaker: Jamie Wasson

Location: 3800 Marlton Pike

About Talk: Everyone gets tired, overwhelmed, burdened. We need rest, even in a culture that doesn’t value it; or when it does, it’s all about me. Soul-care is better than self-care because it takes into account our whole person and our connection to a larger body. Psalm 23 is a demonstration of God leading us in soul-care. The absolute center for the poem is “You are with me.” God gives us rest through our tangled lives by being with us. He is with us through Jesus because Jesus is risen. He’s back! Resurrection means we can rest, because God is with us.

Season: Easter

Speaker: Jonny Rashid

Location: 2309 N. Broad St,

About Talk: The mysterious ending of Mark 16 might leave us in doubt, especially when believing the resurrection can be such a challenge. But what opportunities does it provide us? It tells us that it’s OK to fear even after Resurrection. The mystery itself gives a chance to have faith. And it gives us a chance to be the evidence for the Resurrection.

Season: Easter

Speaker: Jonny Rashid

Location: 2309 N. Broad St,

About Talk: The mysterious ending of Mark 16 might leave us in doubt, especially when believing the resurrection can be such a challenge. But what opportunities does it provide us? It tells us that it’s OK to fear even after Resurrection. The mystery itself gives a chance to have faith. And it gives us a chance to be the evidence for the Resurrection.

Season: Easter

Speaker: Joshua Grace

Location: 2007 Frankford Ave.

About Talk: One can describe the cognitive process when stimulus matches a memory as pattern recognition. We respond stronger when the memory triggered is personal experience rather than just reminders of a text, a photo, or cursory knowledge. When we experience what the empty tomb means, each Easter is an opportunity to renew our commitment to walking in the way of Resurrection―beginning with the hope and joy in our own hearts.

Season: Easter

Speaker: Joshua Grace

Location: 2007 Frankford Ave.

About Talk: One can describe the cognitive process when stimulus matches a memory as pattern recognition. We respond stronger when the memory triggered is personal experience rather than just reminders of a text, a photo, or cursory knowledge. When we experience what the empty tomb means, each Easter is an opportunity to renew our commitment to walking in the way of Resurrection―beginning with the hope and joy in our own hearts.

Season: Easter

Speaker: Joshua Grace

Location: 2007 Frankford Ave.

About Talk: One can describe the cognitive process when stimulus matches a memory as pattern recognition. We respond stronger when the memory triggered is personal experience rather than just reminders of a text, a photo, or cursory knowledge. When we experience what the empty tomb means, each Easter is an opportunity to renew our commitment to walking in the way of Resurrection―beginning with the hope and joy in our own hearts.

Season: Easter

Speaker: Jonny Rashid

Location: 2309 N. Broad St,

About Talk: The mysterious ending of Mark 16 might leave us in doubt, especially when believing the resurrection can be such a challenge. But what opportunities does it provide us? It tells us that it’s OK to fear even after Resurrection. The mystery itself gives a chance to have faith. And it gives us a chance to be the evidence for the Resurrection.

Season: Lent - What We Need to Resist

Speaker: Joshua Grace

Location: 2007 Frankford Ave.

About Season: Our Lenten journey of solidarity with Jesus’ sufferings is set while he fasted in the wilderness for 40 days. As we take a look at a piece of that story each week, we’ll consider what we need to resist—external forces as well as internal dilemmas. As we walk with Jesus in his sufferings, we can be more conscious of him walking with us through ours.

About Talk: Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem in Mark could seem perfect (without blemish or defect), although within a few days some of the same people shouting hosanna! (save, now!) would be shouting “give us Barabbas, crucify Jesus!” To enter the drama of Holy Week, we need to resist perfection in order to put our hearts on the line and get filled up by God. Our own sense of lack can cause us to disengage—rather than connect more passionately with God. Seeing the problems in others can become an opportunity to offer our best stuff to make it healthier.

Season: Lent - What We Need to Resist

Speaker: Joshua Grace

Location: 2007 Frankford Ave.

About Season: Our Lenten journey of solidarity with Jesus’ sufferings is set while he fasted in the wilderness for 40 days. As we take a look at a piece of that story each week, we’ll consider what we need to resist—external forces as well as internal dilemmas. As we walk with Jesus in his sufferings, we can be more conscious of him walking with us through ours.

About Talk: Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem in Mark could seem perfect (without blemish or defect), although within a few days some of the same people shouting hosanna! (save, now!) would be shouting “give us Barabbas, crucify Jesus!” To enter the drama of Holy Week, we need to resist perfection in order to put our hearts on the line and get filled up by God. Our own sense of lack can cause us to disengage—rather than connect more passionately with God. Seeing the problems in others can become an opportunity to offer our best stuff to make it healthier.

Season: Lent - What We Need to Resist

Speaker: Rachel Sensenig

Location: 1125 S. Broad St.

About Season: Our Lenten journey of solidarity with Jesus’ sufferings is set while he fasted in the wilderness for 40 days. As we take a look at a piece of that story each week, we’ll consider what we need to resist—external forces as well as internal dilemmas. As we walk with Jesus in his sufferings, we can be more conscious of him walking with us through ours.