For the church to become and function as "an undivided oneness of differents", we must grasp the profound gift called simply "grace" and give it room to transform our way of moving in the world

For many, the Church is the primary instrument for shaping what the Christian life looks like and how to go about living it out. So, an important question would be... is the Church an accurate reflection of God's intention?

Both services come together to worship, celebrate with those being baptized, and hear from Newsong's newest Elders

Cathy Daus teaches through the Biblical basis for participating in "tikun olam" and God's grand creation story

The resurrection of Jesus, as experienced by his early followers, was a subversive counter-narrative with implications for what participating with Jesus in the restoration and reconciliation of all things would like from that point forward.

The long awaited dialogue between God and Job is over. How does Job respond and what can we learn for our own journey through pain and suffering?

Job comes to "the end of his words" and, as God responds, there is very little in terms of the answers Job - or the rest of us - tend to want or expect. Instead, God crafts a brilliant discourse that points to larger realities that Job appears to find helpful in his wrestling with the deep questions of his suffering and God's goodness.

At a pivotal point in his struggle to understand his suffering and God's silence, Job helps us find a glimmer of hope even in what feels so much like death

At the heart of Job's lament, is a growing frustration with God. What if our tendency to defend God's goodness in seasons of great tragedy is actually the response that keeps us at a distance from Him?

In one of the few comforting moments in the book, we witness the healing power of vulnerability as Job sits in his pain joined by his friends