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In part 2 of last week's message, Pastor Kee reminds us that God is the foundation for all of reality.

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One meta-narrative found throughout the pages of Scripture is the idea of the name. Essentially, God gives Moses not only the encouragement of His presence, but also His name: I AM [WHO I AM]. It seems then, that Believers today, at least to some degree, ought to be armed with the same knowledge of God’s name, as well as what it means to us today. Which begs the question, “How do I take courage is God’s name, today?” What does knowing this name do for me in my everyday living?

Join us for Part 2..err.. part 1 of part 2, then later part 3~

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As we continue with our sermon series, Pastor Kee reminds us that God's name is both mystery and promise.

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The story of the Burning Bush can, to some, be categorized as a "fantastic revelation" from God. To others, pure fantasy. How can we ensure a proper reading of this passage as more than fantasy? What does it mean to be a burning bush to the world? All this and more during this conversation! **Where's Pastor Sam??** 

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This week we start a new series. Listen as Pastor Kee reminds us that God is present with ordinary people; that presence calls us into holiness.

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In this week's episode, we tackle the 2nd installment of Pastor Kee's message from this past Sunday? Does tithe & offering always go to the church? What's the line between being generous toward church or other charitable organizations? 

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More than we realize, money is a profoundly spiritual matter. In part 2 of Pastor Kee's message, we learn that worship and money, in fact, are inextricably tied in ways that escape our awareness as modern people. 

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This week the pastors tackle the topic of money in the church. Is the tithe biblical? Do we still give tithe? Why do we talk about money in the church? What about churches who abuse money? All this and more! 

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More than we realize, money is a profoundly spiritual matter. Worship and money, in fact, are inextricably tied in ways that escape our awareness as modern people. 

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This week the pastors talk about the importance and meaning of Ash Wednesday. Later, they tackle Pastor Sam's latest sermon Loving Justice. If God’s nature and action really are one and the same, what hope does man have to ever get close to a godly picture of justice, love, righteousness, etc.? All that and more! 

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