As followers of Jesus how do we live in a world that is more and more antagonist. 

That's what we talk about on today's Podcast. 

We hear a lot about the need to be more loving and kind, and yet the current reality of our world seems that we are more divided than ever, more toxic than ever…so why is that and what does being more loving look like, especially in a faith community.

Let’s find out on today’s a critical faith podcast, here now is Pastor Sue Coller of first Presbyterian church in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Abide, literally, means to 'stay' or 'remain. ' To abide in the Lord means that we continually receive, believe and trust that Jesus is everything we need. ... When we abide in Jesus, we remain steadfast as we walk in Him, depend on Him.

That’s hard enough to do and then to live it out might be even more difficult for us.

That’s the topic on today’s a critical faith podcast.

Do miracles still happen?

Does God still intervene because we ask for a miracle? 

Let's discover more together on this podcast that answers those questions in ways you may or may not  have pondered. 

Today's Podcast with Pastor Jane Holtzclaw from First Presbyterian Church, Lincoln, Nebraska

“Not forgiving is like drinking rat poison and then waiting for the rat to die.”

“To forgive is the highest, most beautiful form of love. In return, you will receive untold peace and happiness.”

So, what is the reality in our lives in regards of should we forgive, can we forgive and what does that look like.

Let’s discover more about that on todays a critical faith podcast with pastor sue Coller from first Presbyterian church Lincoln, NE

On Easter Sunday the sound of Christians saying ‘he is risen, he is risen indeed’ rang out all around the world.

But what does Easter mean in a world where children die because we just don't value them enough? Easter is good news, but it can also be something we struggle with - even people of faith, when 2000 years after that first Easter, we still have way too much suffering in this world.

That is the topic in today’s podcast.

It’s Palm Sunday and on today’s a critical faith podcast, we explore the gift of Misfits - or better said, gift of community as we continue our series of the Gifts of the Dark Wood during Lent.

So let’s find out what it means to be a part of a group the appears to be on the outside looking in.

Here now is Pastor Sue Coller from First Presbyterian church in Lincoln, ne

We continue our series 'The gifts of the dark wood' with Pastor Sue Coller from First Presbyterian Church in Lincoln, NE.

We are never lost, even when we feel alone, isolated, and confused...God is not and God loves us with a love that we cannot comprehend.