"Why do you seek the living among the dead?" ask the angels on the first Easter Sunday. That's like trying to find chicken drumsticks at Lowes, or cheeseburgers at Chick Fil A. Only in the Resurrected Jesus is there Zoeh life.

Pastor Bryan gives up his Protestant card. Defeat is the plan all along. Also: where do we find Jesus in a warzone in Ukraine?

Napoleon redefines the coronation ceremony. Jesus redefines the Passover. Malcus has a simple request.

We often think of the righteous as being heralded as kings and receiving all the social blessings therein. Jesus demonstrates that the opposite is most often true: the righteous are most often targets for our resentments and anger.

The Rev. Karen Stevenson revisits a classic Christian text. Just because we're moral doesn't mean we aren't lost. But God loves his lost children and will go to any length to bring them him.

Moses and Aaron face a rebellion in the ranks, and God is not to happy about it. Also - it is human nature to fight against laws.

Jesus talks about hell an awful lot. But let's be honest - a lot of people ask him about hell too. Also: how to get into secular heaven in 2022.

The disciples get a true vision of who Jesus really is, like a reverse version of The Wizard of Oz. But Jesus is content to hide his glory and come down the mountain, returning to a humble ministry. Also: prayers for peace between Ukraine and Russia.

Sticks and Stones may break our bones, but words have the power to save a soul. Also: a quote St. Francis never said, a passage about preaching that St. Paul actually said, and the difference between a spiritual experience and kayaking endorphins.

Graham Sutherland's portrait of Winston Churchill was not well received by its subject. Jeremiah's words about the human heart were not well received by his people.