How do we live in times of uncertainty and cultivate deep roots in good soil? Today, we explore the seed that is planted, the soil of our souls, and the sower who does good work of renewal especially in times such as these.

As Jesus calls his diverse inner group of friends to the outward facing mission that will change the world; we examine Jesus' Compassion, Jesus' Companions, and Jesus' Commission.

Pentecost celebrates God's Spirit poured into each of us and envisions God’s New Creation Kingdom that includes people of every ethnicity and culture joining together in a great feast where every tear is dried from every eye, every injustice is made right and death itself is no more. We are called to be citizens and ambassadors of that kingdom, especially now.

This week, we explore and receive Jesus' promise to send the Holy Spirit, which is God's personal, powerful presence... in you... for the sake of the world!

In this season of Coronavirus Pandemic, we listen to Jesus as he invites us: "Do not let your hearts be troubled." Jesus connects us to God the Father, goes to prepare a place for us, and sends us out to serve and love others in the same way he cares for us.

Today we consider what it means that Jesus is the Good Shepherd and why this ultimately matters to each of us... and the entire world.

Today we consider how to miss seeing Jesus (even when he's walking with you), how to find him (you don't--he finds you!) and how to follow him.

Jesus comes and stands in the midst of his friends' fears, doubts, sadness and confusion and proclaims, "Peace be with you." Let's look together at the peace Jesus brings and how we access it.

In today's passage, we consider the new life that Jesus invites us into... and how we enter into it! We'll explore the extremity, necessity, means and impact of new life with Christ.