In the finale to the Go Be Jesus series, Pete answers the question for himself: why bother with Jesus?

What does it look like to do deep, loving community in a Jesus way?

This teaching walks through various ways of connecting with God which were practiced and modeled by Jesus.

Rev. Dr. Jeffrey Haggray, Executive Director of the American Baptist Home Mission Society offers this teaching at a special event at another church. He used a passage of scripture that we have been looking at for two weeks, yet offers a different perspective than we have brought up in this series. It was so good, we stole if for our purposes! Thank you, Dr. Haggray!

In this second look at some really good Good News stories, we see that Jesus did more than heal - he took a shot at various forms of injustice, inequality, and inequity.

A reminder that the Good News Jesus came to proclaim as he ushered in shalom as the key component of the Kingdom of God was truly good news for all people.

A (hopefully) fresh take on a very familiar parable of Jesus: The Good Samaritan.

In this teaching, we revisit a few key verses from Jesus' Sermon on the Mount to discover some things obvious to Jesus' original hearers but lost on us. Fasten your seat belt - it's going to be an uncomfortable ride.

What would Jesus say if he were to give a campaign speech? Wonder no more - we already have it, AKA The Teaching on the Mount.

Jesus's public life looked a lot like a political campaign. Most people think of him as a really nice guy, and that Christians are simply supposed to be nice people. Nice is good. But Jesus didn't get executed because the religious and authorities and Roman officials collaborated due to his niceness. What we he about? What was he trying to do? What garnered such attention to result in his death?