A sermon one part Nickel Creek and one part Paul the Apostle.

Join us as we echo Rabbi Steve Leder: If you go through hell, don't come out empty handed. Also, I'm angry about gun violence.

The confession "Jesus is my Lord and Savior" has had some rough patches in recent decades. Can we reclaim it?

From Peter's first sermon to the words of our children 2,000 years later: who is Jesus?

We explore the differences between approaching Holy Week in a frame of fear or a bedrock of love.

We do not walk our faith journey alone. Jesus didn't. Moses didn't. No one does.

We talk today about the complicated-ness of beliefs and behaviors that our ancestors and family have offered us.

We explore the difference between traditions or beliefs and faith. If you set aside one, do you lose the other? Let's hope not. 

We explore how fear sidelines our faith journey and ways to breath our way through it. 

*Also includes a bonus guided breathing meditation at the end.* 

We explore how the call to repent is a call to deconstruct. And God's got our back while we do it.