There's a sense of uncertainty swirls around Jesus' identity. Who is this man? Is the Jesus of history different from the Christ of faith?

Jesus' death was the ultimate system failure. Yet even death could not defeat him. Through His resurrection, Jesus inaugurated an alternative way of being human contrary to all the corrupt systems that try to control us.

It's trendy to criticize religion. "I love Jesus, but I hate religion." What if instead of criticizing we sought to understand? Once we understand religion as a system, we can see what gives the system its proper cohesion and meaning.

If each family is a system—a complex swirl of interrelated emotions—how does Jesus offer healing to our brokenness?

How does following Jesus shape our approach to political engagement? Drawing from Jesus' teachings about power and servanthood, Pastor Jon sketches out various ways Christians can seek the peace and prosperity of our society.

In Acts 4, Jesus' early followers practice radical generosity with one another—and reshape their entire economic system.

Who killed Jesus? The answer might not be quite as obvious as we think.

Pastor Jose Vargas from Iglesia Menonita Betania (Aibonito, Puerto Rico) shares from Jesus' experience in Gethsemane.

Pastor Jon responds to questions following Sunday's sermon.

The New Testament is filled with dramatic stories of signs, wonders, and miracles. Does God continue to work in these ways today?