We explore Ezekiel's vision of the dead bones coming to life, reminded that God can redeem all things.

We are living in a disorienting time. Things aren't as they are supposed to be. Things aren't the way we want them to be. Things aren't what we thought they would be.

How are Jesus' disciples to live in such moments and season?

We reflect on two ways:

1) Speaking and praying honestly

2) Making individual difficulties communal responsibilities

In the second week of Lent we reflect on the transformative act of confession.

We explore Jesus' temptations in the wilderness as we begin the season of Lent. In that passage we discover the kind of people God wants and can form us into.

The final part in our series "I am: Jesus in his own words." We explore the final of the seven statements in John's gospel where Jesus reveals his identity.

The sixth of  Jesus' "I am" statements may be the most controversial. We must discover what this text says about Jesus' unique identity and the implications that has for his disciples.

We explore the 5th of Jesus' "I am" statements in John's gospel. This declaration from Jesus gives us hope in a world full of brokenness.

We examine the distinction between the wicked shepherds and the Good Shepherd Jesus refers to in John 10.

We explore the third of Jesus' "I am" statements in John's gospel: I am the gate.

The second part of our series titled "I am: Jesus in his own words" This week we reflect on Jesus' declaration: "I am the light of the world."