When we live in the pursuit of power we are living in our false self, but here Jesus is showing us the way to the true self...

In our climate of division, what does it mean to be people of inclusion? Do we, as the church, build walls that keep others out of the faith? Are we, sometimes, causing others to "stumble"?

What is the book of Revelation about? Some say its a timeline for surviving the apocalypse but maybe its so much more. Maybe it's a book about who we worship and what we worship and our call to worship the Lamb.

As we come to the book of Revelation how should we begin to read it? At the very beginning of the book Jesus tells the writer to "not be afraid." This may be a key to help us understand what this book means...

What is Noah's flood truly saying to us? Is God violent? These are major questions that we come to when we read the text. Today we are going to try to figure out what this is saying to us today...

With the story of Cain & Abel we too come face to face with the difficulty of our decisions - how easy it is to choose violence. How do we make these decisions? Are we influenced in them? This and more...

Sometimes we get so caught up on proving Genesis to be "correct" we miss what it is all about. Today we jump into Genesis 1 and seek to understanding how it is answering some of our deepest questions about faith, God, and our place in the world.

In our world of politics and divisions we are often tempted to imitate those in power in order to gain power for ourselves. But who should we be imitating and how is Jesus expanding our imaginations to imitate the way of the Kingdom of God?

The Apostle Paul tells us to live a life worthy of our calling. But how do we do this?