In the 1st episode a this new series, we begin to unpack and explore some of the themes found in the prophet’s dreams & visions. Asking, what do they reveal about WHO God is, WHAT God does, and WHY this all matters to us.

BONUS EPISODE ALERT!!! Here’s a Holy Week episode, looking at the connections between the feast table in the parable of the Prodigal Son and the Passover table at the Last Supper.

In the final episode of this Lent series, we continue the focus on the Father, in the Prodigal Son story. Looking at the feast/party/celebration. Asking what that feast means for the younger son, the older son, and for us.

How does all of this link to Palm Sunday?

In this 5th episode of the Lent series, we continue to explore the theme of the Father and look at what the Father’s extravagant radical generosity meant for the younger son, the older son, and us here & now.

In the 4th episode of the Lent series, our attention shifts from the two sons to the father. Asking WHO is this dad? WHAT is he like? And what does this father’s greeting mean for the younger son, the older son, and for us today?

In this episode we revisit the younger son, far from home, feeding pigs and ‘coming to his senses’. What might that mean for him in that moment? What does that mean for us today (in general) and during Lent (in particular)?

In this second episode, we turn our attention to the older son. Asking what can his posture and his way of seeing/being speak to us today?

Advent invites us all to examine what threshold we’re standing on.

In the first episode of the Lent series, we begin to explore the well-known & well-loved story of the Prodigal Son. Asking what can the characters/themes teach us about Lent. The focus in this episode is on ‘running away’.

In this final episode of the series, we look at what it means for Jesus to call (and see us as) friends.

How can understanding the invitation to ‘abide’ help us in our friendships with Jesus and others?

In this episode we take a look at a few examples of Jesus’ interactions with kids. How does he see/treat them? What does this teach us about God and the Kingdom? What does this mean for us today?