Everything has changed. Which means that everyone who feels empty can lead become full, thanks to the resurrection of Jesus from the tomb.

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Today we feel... deeply, honestly, lovingly... along with Jesus and the disciples.

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In a scary, polarized world, Elijah lived a life that was sometimes desperate but more often bold. Let's hear what encouragement he would have to offer us today.

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We often see or expect God only in the burning bush or the spectacular moment. What if God (and life) are both extraordinary AND ordinary?

For all the talk in the world (and even in Church) about love, God's love is so much more radical and far-reaching than most have ever imagined. And this is wonderfully good news!

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The God who is far beyond human knowing has nonetheless made himself known. How do we know an unknowable God? Let's explore that wonderful paradox!

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Being on intimate terms with an infinite God is mind-blowing, yes, and also soul-healing. Today let's explore that amazing paradox!

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Most people see justice and mercy as polar opposites, and imagine God being at one end or the other. But what if God instead brings them together, and invites us to do the same?

In a world divided and diminished by "no," we hear and respond to God's persistent yes. 

Last week we introduced our theme for this year: "Yes, And..." Today we explore how both listening and engaging can change the way we live... and even how we do church.