Sometimes we just need to get out of God's way.Support the show

We see ourselves in the story of Moses' family.

Like Moses' mother, we must resist the systemic evil of the world. We must insist upon being bringers of life.

Like Moses' sister, we must sometimes wait and open ourselves to the possibility of a work of God.

Like Moses himself, we must accept the calling of God in God's own time— even if it takes 40 years. Support the show

Melodie Marske re-tells the story of Joseph to discuss how God can turn what was intended for evil into our good. Support the show

The way the Hebrews resisted their own slow genocide under Egyptian captivity becomes a model for living into our identities as God's people. We are called to clasp our hands in prayer, as a "step one" for disrupting the world's—and our own—systems of disorder that manifest in sin and violence.Support the show

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Pastor Nathan Clair talks about the call of Abraham— how God's intervention in Abraham & Sarah's life creates a brand new reality. The only response to God's call is to jump up and follow, and be created anew. Support the show

Pastor Nathan introduces our spring focus, showing how the stories of God working in the past point to the promise of resurrection and new life in the future. These stories of God working in dysfunctional families give us hope that God can work in and through anyone, even us.Support the show

Jesus' "Triumphal Entry" was ultimately disappointing to the Jews. Jesus was never the deliverer that was hoped for or wanted. Where do we need to reframe our expectations or Jesus? He isn't the King we want. He's the King we need.Support the show

Jesus asks Mary Magdalene "Why do you search for the living among the dead?" Jesus is risen! Do we have a resurrection mindset in our daily life? Are we focused on what is dead, or what is being made alive in the Risen Christ?Support the show

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