Starting a new Lenten series about a special number and what it might mean for us as we prepare for Easter - also, what we get wrong about the devil and temptation. 

What is love (baby don't hurt me)? What does it mean to be loved in a world where we use that word so often, and how might it change our relationships and our lives? 

As we start in-person worship again, as well as start classes back on campus, at the same time of seeing a few things open up around our city, it feels like a starting point. But as we have a lot of hopes and dreams for this spring to be very different than last year, how do we start well? 

In hoping for a new year, there is a difference between trying to "look on" the bright side, and "be" the bright side! Plus, a book in the bible that never mentions God?

We all want personal growth when it comes to a new year, but that often comes with discomfort. This week, we look at a story from the bible where discomfort led back to brokenness. How do we instead step into where God is leading us?

How do we deal with problems that seem to follow us? Listen as we look at Moses' story, and learn how to have hope for 2021 that doesn't run out of gas like our new year's resolutions.

A lot of us want 2021 to be "better" this year, and that includes ambition for ourselves. But what does that actually mean?

What does it mean to have the holiday spirit? When are we allowed to have it, and what is it about? Also: why cheesy Christmas movies have EVERYTHING to do with the true meaning of Christmas  

Classes are getting cancelled as ou city and sate experience more with COVID, amidst political unrest and racial tensions. High school poetry, Taylor Swift, and the book of Psalms to the rescue! 

This week, this season, this year: a lot of us are feeling lost for a lot of reasons. But how do we lead in our communities when we ourselves feel lost?