(Galatians 5:1, 13-25 & Luke 9:61-62) It is for freedom that we were set free! But what do we do with that freedom? Hear a series of highlights from the past year at Grace that help direct and focus the use of our freedom (Annual Highlights).

(Romans 5:1-11 & John 16:12-13) Getting back at someone can feel good, but is it good for the soul? The Apostle Paul gives us much to think about in how we compare to others.

(Genesis 11:1-9 & Acts 2:1-8, 12-18) Fostering and raising children can be tough to do. It can raise all kinds of feelings of being ill-prepared or inadequate. It can feel the same in the Christian life, but Jesus offers us a sudden, and unexpected path forward in Pentecost.

(Acts 16:16-34 & Revelation 22:13-14) Jail can feel like its always wrong to be there, but what if there's actually a good side to being thrown in prison? The Apostle Paul adds a surprising twist to what looks like bad news (Confirmation Sunday).

(Galatians 5:13-26 & Deuteronomy 10:12-13) Memorial Day and Aldersgate Day are two important dates. Hear about some of the surprising connections between these themes in "Freedom and Slavery."

(Exodus 1:15-2:10) Birth can bring with it all kinds of blessings, but also trouble. Hear about Moses' mother who had a brutally difficult situation as she gave birth. Her faith is a lesson to us all!

(1 Corinthians 12:1-13 & John 21:12-14) A group of panelists are asked questions from the congregation on Jesus and the church. Listen for their thoughtful reflections revealing the variety in the body of Christ.

(John 20:1-18 & ! Corinthians 15:19-21, 26) We may not believe the story of Jesus raised from the dead, but the first people to see his body gone reveal something important. They didn't enter the story with contempt; they felt a very different emotion!

(Luke 19:28-40 & Isaiah 25:7-9) A celebration erupted when Apollo 11 returned from the moon. Jesus was also celebrated when he entered Jerusalem. These celebration remind us that, despite it all, there is an important spiritual practice needed for all of us.

(1 Corinthians 11:17-26 & Deuteronomy 6:10-12) The Last Supper on the moon came at a harrowing expense. It is incredibly dangerous to travel in space! Consider how Jesus wants us to remember him and give thanks despite the trials we face (Last Supper on the Moon 4/5).