Lessons: Acts 2:1-21. "And so here is the most important question of all: What, if anything, is getting in the way of our hearing the Spirit roar through this place, empowering us to catch the vision, and dream the dream?"

Lessons: Acts 10:44-48. "And may we trust the heartache; may we wake up, notice when someone is hurting, treat each person like a gift from God, and do something."

Lesson: John 15:1-8. "I want to remind you again that God is the vine grower. We have enough to do as branches! Let us continue to grow together… knowing God’s masterful hands guide us, and trusting Christ to lead our way."

Lessons: Psalm 23, John 10:10b-18. "As his followers, God is at work in us to continue the work of the good shepherd. “Do for them, as I did for you,”[11] Jesus told his disciples.

"We are a resurrection people. Life, death, resurrection, hope. We are a part of that equation, for each other. May it be so for you, and for me."

Lesson: John 20:19-34. "And perhaps above all: “I sing because I’m happy. I sing because I’m free. For his eye is on the sparrow. And I know he watches me.”

And that’s all the news from San Anselmo, where everyone is spiritual, a few people are religious, and the Presbyterians strive to be holy."

Lessons: Psalm 118:1-2, 14-24; Mark 16:1-8. "Where human beings know joy and justice, dignity and delight, the stone is rolled away, and there is the risen Christ, beckoning us into Galilee."

Lesson: Mark 11:1-11 (MSG translation). "We are part of a great parade – a tradition spanning centuries when regular people follow along trying to make sense of Jesus and the path he leads us down: the path towards solidarity, freedom, justice, healing, wholeness, and love with a capital “L.”

Lesson: John 12:20-36. "It is our calling as the church, as those who call ourselves the body of Christ in the world: to let the world see Jesus, in us.

Lesson: Ephesians 2:1-10. "God has brought us to this moment to tune our hearts to sing God's grace, to live gracefully connected to God and all people ever after. Here I raise my ebenezer."