Jesus used the Last Supper to communicate truth about love to his closest followers

Life can be challenging and confusing, but it's times like shared meals that remind us that something greater is yet to come.

Communion, the Lord's Supper, and Eucharist are just a few of the names for what is celebrated weekly at our church. This meal goes back thousands of years to the Passover.

What happens when your invitation is rejected? Be persistent and continue to make invitation even through invitations that have been turned down.

Jesus knew that meals were a great time for people to learn about the kingdom. He was able to interact with a woman deeply desiring grace at just such a meal.

Being accepted by God isn't about the number of good things you do, but by the grace offered to you by trusting in Jesus.

Healing is more difficult than just moving past an event. Often we skip the part of lamenting, or giving time for our souls to deal with the difficulty of what we have experienced.

This season has been difficult individually and as a society. We have a conversation with Beth about how we can seek wholeness through difficulty.

During this season, we have felt lots of relational friction. This week, we discuss what it looks like to realize when we have hurt someone else and make it right by asking for forgiveness.

Sometimes we need a moment to step back and reset our being; to investigate how we're living, and decide if that's how we want to be living.