This week we consider the importance of community and what it means to belong.   Do these thing occur as a coincidence or are they something more?  (1 Corinthians 12:12-31a)

Epiphany usually brings images of Wise Men bringing gifts tot Jesus.  As the Season of Epiphany continues, we consider the gifts that God gives to us.  (1 Corinthians 12:1-11)

How does the story of Jesus’ baptism, and his relationship with his cousin John, help us figure out our own faith story, today?   Come and take a listen.  (Luke 3:15-17, 21-22)

Wise men, camels, kings and incense come together to help us celebrate the Feast of the Epiphany (which officially falls on January 6th).  (Matthew 2:1-12)

When you were little, did you ever hear the saying that “Children should be seen and not heard”?  Today, we have two stories from the Bible that say this is not the case!  In this episode we consider what children can teach us about God.  (1 Samuel 2.18–20, 26 and Luke 2.41–52)

Merry Christmas!!! In this episode, we’re invited to join the shepherds, and the rest of creation and celebrate the mystery of God’s incarnation.   (Luke 2:1-14)

Today we talk about gift giving, pregnant cousins, and an evening stroll in a garden.  Okay … and a little bit about Jesus too.  😊   Come and take a listen.  (Luke 1:39-45)

When you meet a person, for the first time, how do you introduce yourself?  If you could only convey three facts about yourself, other than your name, what would those three facts be?   In this episode, we consider these questions and others.   Come take a listen.   (Luke 3:7-18)

They say he lives at the North Pole, you may have seen him in the mall, and he's been in dozens of movies, but do you have you ever heard the original story about Good Ol' St Nick?   Come take a listen and if you'd like more info about the original Santa Claus, please check out this link - https://www.stnicholascenter.org/who-is-st-nicholas.

Advent 2c

What do new sidewalks, a man named John, and a 900 year old prophecy have in common?   Come and find out!   (Luke 3:1-6) (Isaiah 40:3-5)