Fr. Wiley asks us to remember that the one on the other side of any issue, is a beloved child of God.

Pastor Sarah reminds us that when we become distracted by the storm in our lives, Jesus is present to bring us to safety.

Fr. Wiley looks at life's struggle's and suggests that, like Jacob, if we continue to wrestle unto every new dawn, we gradually reveal the face of God.

Pastor Sarah suggests that perhaps our job is to notice how God is moving in the world, and then point to it.

Fr. Wiley reminds us that we're not equipped to sort the weeds and wheat; we are to be sowing, tending and growing the Kingdom of God.

Fr. Wiley asks that we don't just offer the Word only where we think it will be accepted; God has grace enough for us to sow these seeds everywhere.

Pastor Sarah reminds us that the only box that matters is being a child of God.

Fr. Wiley reminds us that when we give ourselves over to God, then God puts us to work for righteousness and for good.

Bishop Howard ponders the question: when the outward reality is so bleak, how can we live with it?

Pastor Sarah invites us to recognize the growth places in our lives as we work to imitate Christ and God's work in the world.