(John 10:1-15 & 1 Samuel 17:34-36) Just like in the 60's with NASA, there is a lot of division in our country. Jesus doesn't weigh in on the culture wars, though; he points in a completely different direction (Last Supper on the Moon 4/6).

(Acts 1:1-11 & Genesis 15:1-6) How do you get a rocket that costs billions of dollars from the construction site to the launch site? Its a lesson in patience that echoes the life of Jesus from birth to ascension. See how Jesus calls us to a similar perspective (Last Supper on the Moon 2/6).

(Isaiah 53:1-12 & Matthew 5:3-5) Going to the moon seemed impossible to many, but a daring community made it possible. In the same way we when we dare to look inside, we find a dark side of the moon, but also NASA (Last Supper on the Moon 1/6).

(Luke 9:28-43a & Exodus 34:29-30) Doubt can lead us in all kinds of directions, but can it make our faith stronger? Jesus had disciples that expressed doubt, but he had a sure-fire way to encourage their faith, too (Doubt 1/1).

(Luke 6:27-42 & Genesis 45:4-5) It can be easy for us to fight the people we see as our enemies, but Jesus proposed a different way of fighting. See how the world's way doesn't really make it better, but, by getting a log out of our own eyes, we could (Conflict 4/4).

(Matthew 18:15-35 & Leviticus 19:17-18) It never feels good to be told we are wrong, but maybe it can present an opportunity for a better world. Jesus lays out for us clear cut steps for working through conflict but its probably not what you would expect! (conflict 3/4)

(Isaiah 6:1-13 & Luke 18:9-14) Conflict might seem like something to avoid. In fact, many work hard to stay away from conflict, but that can backfire tremendously. The prophet Isaiah offers a very different vision for dealing with conflict and it has everything to do with failure (Conflict 2/4).

(Jeremiah 1:4-19 & Romans 12:14-18) Some people seem to thrive on conflict. The prophet Jeremiah lived at one of the most tumultuous times in history, and, even though he didn't want to be in conflict, he found a way to navigate it. How can you do that, too? (Conflict 1/4).

(1 Corinthians 12:12-31 & Nehemiah 8:5-10) Creation has animals and people that are a blessing, but sometimes we don't feel quite so blessed. Society struggles when it comes to our neighbors, and the Apostle Paul has an important message as to how we deal with this part of creation (All of Creation 4/4).

(Exodues 19:9-20 & Luke 17:18-20) Mountains can draw us to them for their sheer size and power, but they've always had a religious draw, too. See why the mountain top is one of the most important experiences of your life (All of Creation 3/4).