Pastor Jon asks "How can our finance reflect our "ALL IN" orientation and provides clarification on vegetarianism.

Pastor Jon talks about the sanctification process outlined in Matthew 6 and offers one reason why believers still worry, even though Jesus says not to.

Tim asks whether pilgrimage is a spiritual discipline that is valid in the 21st century and offers that perhaps we need to not only go through but seek out suffering with the power of Christ.

Jon talks about our necessary anxiety that comes with the life transforming walk with Jesus we are called to. If we are ALL IN we must be ALL IN for justice or we will be ALL OUT.

Pastor Jon talks about the back story of Abraham, his father Terah and the journey toward Canaan long before we expect the story to begin and points out how when we look back, often times we realize that God was working in ways we didn't know to move us toward where we are going. We are the ones who get stuck along the way.

Have you ever made a New Years resolution and then failed to keep it? So have most people. Jon unpacks the Biblical concept of "Critical Review" and offers that perhaps the key to keeping resolutions lies in your past rather than the future.

Ever thought about what it must be like to raise Jesus? Certainly different from raising our own children but then again we probably could learn a thing or two from the people God personally selected to raise Him. Tune in for FIVE parenting tips from Mary and Joseph.

The massacre of the Infants seems like something that belongs in Game of Thrones more than the Bible; but then again the Bible, just like popular media, is all about humanity's sick pursuit of power. Egypt rewrote their narrative through welcoming the Refugee King Jesus... can we?

Jon talks about the changing prophecy in Isaiah 7 to illustrate how God is still active and working in our world.. even in the seemingly un-miraculous.

Pastor Jon asks, after spending 8 weeks in the New Testament, whether John 3:16 (the most popular verse in the Bible) can stand on its own or if it needs to be read in context.