With all the bad things we hear in the news, it makes sense to just turn it off and disengage, detach, and get some distance from it all. But is that what our faith calls us to do? What if the news is a tool that can help us decide where our love, justice, and compassion need to go?

This week we explore some lies we all tell ourselves and some truths we can replace them with.

How is food spiritual? This week we explore why food is something we need to think about spiritually by talking about Abbot and Costello, delight, and three things to think about at the grocery store.

The word of the decade is "they." Rev Nick explores why it's a great choice and talks about what it can teach us as we head into 2020.

Did you hear about the Christmas pageant that was perfect until a tiny sheep piped up, “Mom, this makes no sense!” In his sermon from our 2019 Christmas Eve service, Rev. Nick contemplates the questions that can arise with Christmas and offers us a new and liberating way to celebrate what Christmas is all about .

In this season that calls us to be the Light, Jackie reminds us that we all have a light within us and invites us to take the risk of letting it out, even when it's uncomfortable.

We hear about joy, we sing about joy, but what are we talking about when we talk about joy?

This week we explore the thing Rev. Nick keeps in his basement, two questions, and the thing we should never do. Through it all, we wonder if joy isn't pure bliss, but feeling the bad and still knowing it is good to be alive.

As we move one week closer to Christmas, we explore how Advent is all about getting ready for peace and we ask: what does that mean for us living in a world of predatory violence?

What does that story about Jesus healing the person born blind say to us today? It tells us something pretty tough that we all need to hear: we are all blind and all in need of healing.

In this sermon podcast, we explore what we see through the miracle of Lazarus and talk about the sacrament of absence, the power of ugly crying, and our role in helping resurrection happen.