This week we continue our series on Richard Rohr with a look at Amos, who preached that Israel's problem wasn't a handful of corrupt individuals, but an entire system. A system built to protect wealth and power at the expense of the poor.

This asks us to sit with an uncomfortable reframe: we are not the oppressed Hebrews looking for liberation, we are the empire. It traces Amos's critique from ancient Samaria straight into modern politics, capitalism, and church culture, and lands on his closing vision of a restored, justice-filled world.

Expect a message that's less about individual salvation and more about collective responsibility — clear-eyed about what's broken, and still holding onto hope.

We invited three people from our seats to take the stage and tell their story (plus Hannah too). This is Biography - Still Here.

This week we put on our nerd hats: what are the Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha, and why don't Protestant bibles include them? Turns out the answer involves the Septuagint, a guy named Jerome, Martin Luther, and the humbling realization that the 66-book Bible most of us grew up with is actually the minority position in global Christianity.

It's a deep dive into biblical history — and a reminder that the real question was never which books made the cut, but what we do with the ones we've got.

Hannah is a few chapters in to Richard Rohrs new book. And so far? SO sad! (But we love it)

Hannah talks about prophets. What they are, and what they arent.

Hannah talks about inclusion through the lens of the Ethiopian Eunich.

Super cool guest speaker Cheri talks about the importance of giving up.

Everyone knows that Paul said some bad stuff about women... But what is he actually didn't? Lets explore!

This is a really cool, interesting, strange, fun way to talk about Ruth. Lets get into it!

This service is podcast vibes! Hannah and Jarrett tackle conversion and Richard Rohr.