Pastors Tuhina and Jason sit down with scholar, teacher, and preacher – the Rev. Dr. Rebecca Todd Peters – to talk Pentecost Day: what does power mean and how do the disciples use it? What is the responsibility of those with power, especially in a movement led by someone who famously said, "the last shall be first, and the first shall be last"? How do we mine this story we've heard so many times for the good news in it today?

Pentecost Day

Acts 2:1-21

This episode we welcome preacher, author, and public theologian – the Rev. Kenneth Wheeler – to talk about his necessary, important book: US: the Resurrection of American Terror. What would it look like if this country dismantled its white supremacist foundations? What would be possible? And how do we faithfully live amidst this violent resurrection?

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We sit down with the fantastic Rev. Moses Penumaka to talk about how Jesus redefines what glory means, what it looks like to lead with love, and how Judas figures into Jesus' ethic more than you might think.

Fifth Sunday of Easter

John 13:31-35

Pastor Tuhina sat down with the Rev. Dr. Theresa Thames to talk about the holy fish-fry that is the Third Sunday of Easter – the power of a good breakfast, the Gospel focus on nourishment, and how breakfast on the beach can smell like someone loves you.

Easter 3

John 21:1-19

We sit down with the multifaceted Rev. Bruce Reyes-Chow to talk about the entryway into Holy Week, what it means to usher in peace, and how Jesus routinely upends our expectations.

Palm Sunday

Luke 19:28-40

The AC Three (Pastors Tim, Tuhina, and Jason) discuss one of the more timely and relevant movies ever made, especially as it pertains to the church: Conclave (2024) – what does it say about power, about our leaders, about how we live in community with one another, and about where true authority lies?

Tuhina and Jason sit down with the thoughtful Andrew Stevens to talk about the fourth Sunday in Lent, and the famous (infamous?) parable Jesus tells.

Lent 4

Luke 15:1-3, 11b-32

Pastors Tim, Tuhina, and Jason – the Anam Cara Three – sit down to discuss a topic beyond the scope of the lectionary: this pervasive sense of exhaustion for those of us who preach.

We sat down with the thoughtful and engaging Rev. Keats Miles-Wallace to talk about that moment on the mountain, what it means to believe someone when they tell you who they are, and how foundationally trans this story really is.

Transfiguration Sunday

Luke 9:28-36

This week, in preparation for Sunday's texts, we finish our haunting conversation with Dr. James Howard Hill, Jr.

Sixth Sunday after the Epiphany

Luke 6:17-26