After a few weeks of technical glitches, our podcast is back. This week, Jeremiah looks at Isaiah 56. Here we find God’s welcome to those often considered outsiders and God’s warning to those who we normally see as insiders.

Mitch Lavender wraps up our 3-part miniseries through the parables of Jesus in Matthew 13. As Mitch looks at the parables of the mustard seed and the yeast, he invites us to reimagine how small things can have big impact.

Megan continues our Matthew 13 miniseries. As she works through Jesus’ parable of good seed planted alongside bad, we discover something the abundant goodness of God.

This week begins a mini-series through some of Jesus’ parables in Matthew 13. Jeremiah begins our series by looking at the parable of the sower, asking what it means to sow generously and bear good fruit.

Marty takes us to Genesis 24 and the story of finding a wife for Isaac. As Marty looks at messy nature of Abraham’s family, we’re forced to acknowledge our own messiness as well, and beautiful way God still works in us anyway.

Jeremiah heads into the Old Testament to examine a confrontation between two prophets. How do we determine who speaks for God? And how do we respond when the speaker seems false?

This week, Megan explores the story of Jesus calling and sending his disciples. What does it mean for us today to be called by Jesus?

Some mysteries are better unsolved. On Trinity Sunday, Jeremiah explores the mystery God and how embracing mystery can lead us to value love more than knowledge.

On Pentecost Sunday, Megan shares what it means to be filled with love by the Holy Spirit, and how living in love is something we must choose.

How does God becoming human help us to become more human? Jeremiah wraps up our post-Easter series on the resurrected Jesus by looking at the humanity of Jesus on display in the Gospels.