e examine Jesus questions of the disciples on his identity. We discuss not only the context of Jesus question then, but how Jesus identity forces us to examine who we are as disciples of Jesus Christ today. Why do we want to limit Jesus role in our lives?

The feeding of the masses, the calming of storms, et; are all examples of the miracles of Christ. What do these stories tell us about Jesus and his identity, authority, and meaning for us as disciples? What do these stories say about us as humans who aspire to be disciples?

We discuss this important compilation of Jesus' teachings and sayings. We explore how they inform and direct our lives toward the Kingdom of God and challenge us to see the world as God sees them. We also discuss how the SOM is more challenging to our lives than often we want it to be.

We explore the healings and exorcisms performed by Jesus and their meaning. We discuss how they point to Jesus’ authority and the Kingdom of God. We also discuss the aspects of discipleship that call us to wrestle with healing and when healing is perceived to not be offered. We even delve into the complementary nature of science with faith.

Pastors Kaiti & Ricky have a fun discussion on what discipleship means in their lives and how to fully live into that calling in big and small ways.

We explore in depth what it means to be a Disciple of Jesus Christ. We discuss what it means to embrace discipleship as something we share and nurture as well as learn and practice.

As we reflect on Jesus’ call of disciples, we look beyond following to active participation in the activity of ministry. We talk about what it means to be fruitful and to understand that discipleship is challenging and rewarding in ways beyond personal gratification.

In this episode, Pastors Jay and Kaiti discuss what it means to live a life for the Kingdom that is both here & now and is to come.

This podcast episode explores test, trials, and temptations. We discuss different aspects and perspectives of temptation. We explore the internal and external aspects of challenge to our lives of faith. We relate this to Jesus and his wilderness experience after his baptism.

We discuss pathways of life and the people who have helped us find our way. We then explore the profound role of Jesus Christ as the Way and the one who has blazed the most profound pathway to God, God's Will, and Salvation. In this we also explore the role of John in preparing the way for Jesus and our role in participating God's gracious work in pointing and clearing paths for others.