This weekend Wesley is back and leading us through one of Jesus' most pointed parables and direct questions: Is Jesus our cornerstone?

We hope these podcasts are helping your apprenticeship. If you'd like to join an in person or online conversation please reach out.

Our Crew takes the "Lead In" and this week our own Ken deBoer digs into the Parables of the Lost Coin, Sheep and Son and how these stories impact our lives as a local Parish.

On Sunday our very own crew member Sheila took our "Lead In" by sharing her reflections on the parable of the net.

What does it look like for us to take Jesus' metaphor for His Kingdom seriously as a local parish?

He is Risen, He is Risen indeed is a declaration to all creation the war is over!!

Are you listening and wondering how you might take the next step in your apprenticeship with REUNION? Send us an email at [email protected] as we create online tables to support you.

You can also connect with us via FB or Instagram: ReunionBelleville.

peace

Wesley

To follow Jesus leads us to love our communities

We are excited about what God is doing and we want to keep in step. What's next?

How can we love our local communities? Jesus is all about local and so are we.

The Wrath of God was poured out on Good Friday but... on who?

Wesley explains how the cross is not where God beats Jesus for humanities sin but where Sin is defeated for the sake of humanity.

**please note that our Easter Sunday Discussion is a presentation of "The Gospel in Chairs" and can be seen by others like Brad Jersak or Brian Zahnd on youtube. **

Before listening to this week's lead in please take the time to read Psalm 118. This psalm sets the tone for the triumphal entry and the crowd's response

Sunday Wes led a discussion on how fasting clarifies our image of God because we, like those in the streets on Palm Sunday, might just be asking Jesus to be who he never can be.

This week as we fast our way to the cross, we pray the journey will show us who Jesus (God) really is.

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by a task because it was "too big" for you?

Good news: you're not alone.

The bible is filled with plenty of people in your shoes. How did they manage and prepare? They Fasted

Today Wesley discusses how Jesus used fasting to "silence the voice of his critics and magnify the voice of God."

We can too!

"The things you do, do something to you."

Last weekend our own crew mate Tayson Ingersoll guided our Lead In by discussing what fasting does to us.

Have you ever felt like, "I'm sorry" isnt enough? It's not like the other person is demanding more but your body just wants to say more? 

For Israel they responded to their sin by fasting because it's a prayer better than words.