Hannah and Jarrett continue the journey to weirdness with Revelation chapter 6.  They go on lots of weird rabbit trails mostly spurred on by TV shows like Dr. Pimple Popper.  Don't worry, we think it will all make sense.

Hannah takes us through some verses in Proverbs 31 and talks about shame.  Specifically the problem of shame in church.

Hannah took a much deserved break last week and we were lucky to have Jason pitch hit.  She's back and tackling Acts, early church, food with friends, and what it means to be a community.

Hannah and Jarrett are in chapter 5 of Revelation.  They continue to talk about opening scrolls and seals.  Yes, you can say it's starting to get weird.

We are so proud to present our very first guest speaker, Jason Sowell.  You know him from the amazing work his non-profit, Current Initiatives, is doing all over America.  He tackles love in this sermon.  

Hannah and Jarrett keep digging through Revelation - this time chapter 4.  This chapter they enter the throne room of God and it gets weird.  We're not saying it was aliens.......

This podcast is from our service on 4/26/20.  Hannah talks about the scriptures dealing with the road to Emmaus and leads us in an exercise in imagining God.

Have you ever encountered someone using Scripture to cause harm?  What do we do with those verses that seem like maybe they shouldn't be there?

Hannah and Jarrett tackle Chapter 3 of Revelation, the last of the letters to the 7 churches.  They also go down a few rabbit trails involving the modern evangelical church.

What does Easter look like while social distancing?  All of the church marketing will tell you this is still the most fun, the most exciting, the most amazing Easter ever.  Well, maybe there is a lot to be excited about on Easter, but what if just doesn't feel right?  We explore that and more in our first ever Easter sermon.