When we keep asking questions, we find ourselves continuing to discover and grow, in spite of the systems that serve to keep us numb and dumb.

Jesus said "You will know the truth, and the truth will set you free." This line has been used extensively by politicians on the campaign trail and keynote speakers at graduation ceremonies. They usually don't mention that it came from Jesus, and, as you will discover, say nothing about the original context and application.

In this teaching, Steve Lewis offers rich perspective on a very familiar Jesus story that provided the oft quoted, "You who are sinless among you, cast the first stone." Enjoy!

This mass feeding miracle - which one do you believe? What role do you play? This story packs a lot more than meets the casual reader's eye...

A two part teaching on the Woman at the Well in Samaria, separated by a bonus performance by Jennifer Knell, Hungry.

Nicodemus felt pretty comfortable in his faith as a highly educated Jewish leader. Then he discovered the hard way that he had fallen asleep at the wheel of his faith. Gratefully, God always invites us to stretch into new awareness and understanding which leads to renewed life.

Sometimes big changes can come from something as small as understanding the meaning of a word or phrase.

Sometimes the smallest changes make it possible for the biggest ones. This week, changing the way we see is a small shift that allows for massive vision.

Sometimes the greatest changes come from the smallest ones.