Daniel and Sam talk about the need for the church to become a safe place where we can be honest in bringing our doubt, concerns, sins, and messes expecting that God will meet us and provide remedies.

John tells us that he has written his story so that we might come to a full, true faith in Jesus as the Messiah and God Himself. But for many of us, we have doubts. This is not lost on John, and he presents a story precisely to help understand that moving through our doubt is the path of discipleship.

Daniel and Sam discuss the vision for the future of Immanuel and how the many different facets of the church fit together

What can we say? It's about the Holy Spirit.

We often breeze right through the moment the Spirit comes, noting the remarkable and almost unbelievable nature of the "tongues of fire." But, as always, there's more here than appears upon a first read. There's a profound reason that THIS is what happens when God decides to join His people.

Sam and Daniel discuss some of the issues that com out of Sunday's conversation.

This week we look at Paul's discussion of the Pagans' history of turning away from truth and the havoc that is brought upon them as a result. It is a stark reminder that we, as people of the Truth, cannot sit idly in the midst of chaos. To do so would be to suppress an even greater truth and bring about even more unrest.

We are the children of the living God.

We are called to stand in the midst of the chaos and proclaim truth.

Daniel and Sam discuss some of the issues that come out of the story of Zacchaeus.

For most of us, the story of Zacchaeus is little more than a Sunday school tale or a children's song. But, for Luke's telling of the Gospel, it is a foundational story that serves a crucial role.

The church all too often enters into strife, argument, and ultimately violence when it attempts to engage the world around it. Today we talk about Peter's instruction to think and act differently - to engage with love and respect.