How can the church empower the world to feel valuable about itself instead of making the world feel lousy about itself? The fruits of the Spirit have something to say about this...

We sometimes get stuck in our own stories and habits, which end up weighing us down instead of paving our paths. Elijah was in a similar situation, defining himself with a narrative that needed to change. What do we need to un-learn in order to swim freely in God's goodness? As individuals, but also as the church?

As we celebrate Pentecost we celebrate the inbreaking of the Spirit to break down any barrier that is creating division and pain among humans. How can the church today be this sort of Spirit-filled church?

Fear has permeated our culture and is dramatically affecting how we interact with each other as a society. How does Jesus' prayer teach us to love instead of fear? And why does that matter?

Bread. Debt. Forgiveness. How do these three go together and how does this prayer help to shape the sort of people we will be?

As humans we tend to gravitate towards tribalism, towards boundaries and borders and towards exclusion. But exclusion only always produces tears. The call of Jesus is to love. But what does love have to do with frontiers? Let's see...

How is empathy different from sympathy? And what does the character of God's motherhood tell us about how we can show the world love?

Our culture is driven by self-interest but do we get the full picture of how our future and our neighbor's future is tied to our own self-interest? And how does this relate to resurrection?

Author and LGBTQ+ advocate Justin Lee delivers a message about legalism, right & wrong, and the Legends of Zelda!

On this Easter Sunday - can we believe that God can still roll stones away?