Wow, there's a lot here. Maybe a bit more than usual, but if you stick with it, we think you'll find it worth it. At issue here are tradition, hypocrisy, gender relations, prophetic protest, prejudice, and more - all culminating in another life-saving healing.

Another miracle, as resonant and rich as the one that came before. Here, Jesus takes time for self care, Peter takes a leap of faith, and the disciples all see another layer of this man they are following. 

Life can stir up a lot of emotions and thoughts in us. It is okay for us to take some time, space, and silence to settle and ground.

In this continuing season of covid, it is likely we are all tired. The Prophet Isaiah reminds us that God will give us the strength we need to get through the storm.

We've got a history of dividing ourselves up into separate clubhouses - and yet the greatest challenges remind us that we are all on the same team. Can we do our part? 

Based on an old Christmas Eve sermon, this devotional reminds us once again that God is with us. The Christmas story may not be the sweet, easy story we've made it, but it does promise us again that there is a message for us - an angel for us. Not even in times like these, but especially. So go shine!

Adapted from a sermon preached in 2016, this devotional reminds us that God's promise has always been borne forward by unpromising people - good news for when we're feeling unpromising ourselves. 

This classic miracle story is also a serious challenge and a fascinating study in power, inequality, grief, and compassion. Paige and Aaron explore the wider context of this story and its modern meaning and relevance. 

Thanks for listening to our first-ever episode! We can't wait to see where this journey takes us. More coming soon!