I chat with my friend, the Rev. Heidi Carrington Heath, as she shares her story of surviving COVID-19. As we near Election Day, these stories matter more than ever.

I have a conversation with my friend, the Rev. Matt Nightingale. His story of accepting himself is moving and echos so many of the stories of those of us in the LGBT+ community. As Pride Month comes to an end, let us lift up those who work for justice, inclusion, and family in our world.

What good news do #resurrection and #Easter have for us when the world is in the middle of a health crisis? We are surrounded by death, so how will we find new life?

This bonus episode is the audio version of our Sacred Place LIVE! Good Friday live stream. May the music and readings walk you through the story of Jesus' death on this holiest of weeks. Music used by Permission: CCLI #11436105, Streaming License #20099786.

Accepting death as unavoidable and allowing ourselves to experience the grief which accompanies death is an important part of life. Grief changes us in ways we cannot expect. What if we could embrace death?

Who are you? Who are you really? How does who others say you are burden you? It's time to let it go.

The season of Lent is often full of self-sacrifice, fasting, and repentance. What if there is a more meaningful practice for preparing for Easter this year?

The Way of Love gets over complicated. Sometimes it takes something as simple as a song from a Disney movie to make things clear.

As our world becomes more and more divided, how does the sacrament of communion show us a way back together When we gather at the table to remember Jesus' life what do we experience? The way of Love.

Pastor Matthew shares a bit of his story of finding the way of love. Throughout his life, Christian community has expressed the love of God in different ways, sometimes without exceptions, and sometimes with. As an LGBT+ person, this can make all the difference.