Join Elizabeth and Mitchell as they discuss the profound nature of hope, its essence in the Christmas season, and the deep theological implications of awaiting something transformative yet unseen.

Join Elizabeth and Mitchell as they delve into the profound concept of the Incarnation and its significance in the celebration of Christmas, reflecting on the value and impact of Jesus's human presence from a fresh, theological perspective.

Join Elizabeth and Mitchell as they reflect on the rich meaning of Advent, share personal traditions for embracing the season's waiting and hope, and explore how slowing down deepens the joy of Christmas.

Advent Study Guide: https://firstchurchdallas.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/ONLINE-2024-Advent-SG.pdf

Join Elizabeth and Mitchell as they explore the gift of gratitude and what it means to use this in our everyday lives.

Join Elizabeth and Mitchell as they explore the challenges of forgiveness, vulnerability, and compassion in a faith-filled life.

Join Elizabeth and Mitchell as they dive into the complex Christian response to violence, exploring pacifism, just war, and what it truly means to be peacemakers in today’s world.

Join Elizabeth and Mitchell as they unpack the roots of Halloween traditions, debate spiritual warfare, and wrestle with the mysteries of faith - all while trying to have a serious discussion dressed as a donut and a lumberjack

Join Elizabeth and Mitchell as they dive into the complexities of violence, scapegoating, and how theology challenges us to confront harm in our world and ourselves. Christian Century Article on Voting: https://www.christiancentury.org/editors/voting-isnt-sacred

Join Elizabeth and Mitchell as they unpack the meaning of sacrifice in faith and offer thoughtful reflections on how true sacrifice is shaped by conviction and deep connection to God.

Join Elizabeth and Mitchell as they dive into the heart of worship, exploring its meaning, the power of communal connection, and what makes it an authentic response to God's presence in our lives.