Brandi takes a dive in and answers your "Ask Me Anything Questions" off the cuff. Fortunately, what she's talking about is right in her wheelhouse.

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No denomination is spared after Andy and Brandi are let loose on this weeks episode! The group follows up on a AMA question from Sunday about chooseing Methodism over other denominations.

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This second service of 'Ask Me Anything', Andy answers questions like 'In the Lord's Prayer, we ask God to lead us not in to temptation, but why would a loving God lead us to temptation in the first place?', 'When did we stop washing each other's feet if it's stated as a thing to do in the Bible?', and 'Why should someone choose to be a Methodist?'

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In this year's first Ask Me Anything sermon, Andy answers questions like 'Can God make a rock so big He can't lift it?' 'Why do some church's require interviews?' and 'Why does Jesus not recognize the life of service given by the good son in the parable of the prodigal son?'

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After a brief interlude to answer a question about how our Lenten practices are going, the group delves into a complex question about what discipleship After a big Easter weekend, someone wondered why an Easter bunny was included as part of our celebration – and whether the bunny and the eggs have any extra meaning, or if we’re just letting in some bad traditions.

WARNING: If you still have a tradition of Santa Claus/The Easter Bunny/The Tooth Fairy/etc. in your home, we recommend not listening to this podcast with your kids around.

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Andy mentions the importance of having a hand to hold with Jesus. God wants to be with us, to be tangible in our lives, for Jesus is present in our lives in a tangible way.

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As we wrap up the Wilderness sermon series on this Easter Sunday, Ann tells the story of Ezekiel and the dry bones. For even being lost in the wilderness, God's Word can bring back life to scattered bones, just as Jesus rose from the dead on this day.

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Andy considers the story of Good Friday on the surface, then tries to see what's beneath - leading to a challenge for us on Easter Weekend to see the same in each other.

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With the knowledge that he would be betrayed, Jesus still honored Judas with a seat at the table. He places even those who stray afar, close to him.

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Ken talks about the massive love that Jesus showed to us at the Last Supper, and gives us how some simple steps on how to start to love like that.

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