The Pharisees criticized Jesus for not washing his hands before he ate - an important ritual of holiness in the 1st Century. Jesus, in turn, challenges their reasons for maintaining the 'rules'. At the heart of Jesus's ministry and message is justice, not rule-keeping.

What can we learn from Jesus? For some reason, we often neglect to think of Jesus as a teacher, even though he is consistently called one in the Gospels. Maybe we should return to this naming of Jesus as Rabbi. After all, good teaching gives purpose. And in the midst of worries and distractions, we really need purpose.

What can we learn from Jesus? For some reason, we often neglect to think of Jesus as a teacher, even though he is consistently called one in the Gospels. Maybe we should return to this naming of Jesus as Rabbi. After all, good teaching gives purpose. And in the midst of worries and distractions, we really need purpose.

Jesus feeding the multitudes is one of his most famous miracles, and the only one that appears in all four Gospels. Yet, in Luke's version, Jesus says something fascinating to the disciples 'You give them something to eat." What could he have meant by that?

Jesus feeding the multitudes is one of his most famous miracles, and the only one that appears in all four Gospels. Yet, in Luke's version, Jesus says something fascinating to the disciples 'You give them something to eat." What could he have meant by that?

We start a brand new sermon series for Lent which will be based off of stories from the Gospel of Luke that center on meals. Gathering at the Lord's Table is central to who we are, the way we worship, and the things we hold dear.

We start a brand new sermon series for Lent which will be based off of stories from the Gospel of Luke that center on meals. Gathering at the Lord's Table is central to who we are, the way we worship, and the things we hold dear.

Jesus is the WAY. Right? Or maybe that has been something you've struggled with wrapping your head around. Well, you're not alone.

Jesus is the WAY. Right? Or maybe that has been something you've struggled with wrapping your head around. Well, you're not alone.

Prayer. It's one of the hardest, and weirdest, pieces of the our faith. What does it mean to pray? Are we just sending Bat-signals to God?