It’s not the first time in Scripture God came down to see what on earth was going on. And it won’t be the last. Whenever God shows up there’s an odd and wondrous grace.  Genesis 11:1-9.

The people of God are in a time of rebuilding. The prophet calls on them to rebuild their broken community in a specific way: with care and concern for those who are so often oppressed, exploited, and ignored. Isaiah 58:8-12.

Jesus points over and over again to a reality easy to miss, and yet already present: a “new family” that shakes up the world. This is a family in which love is thicker than blood.  Luke 17:20-21.

Testimonies of lessons and life-changing love. Luke 10:25-37.

Jesus doesn’t just invite his disciples to follow him, but follow like him. Even now, Jesus invites us to reconsider what “following” even means. Matthew 9:9-13, 18-26.

The wisdom of an ancient insight might be more about experiencing God than explaining God. 2 Cor 13:11-14.

What does it mean to be more than flesh and bone, but spirit? Step into the surprise and significance of Spirit-filled life. 1 Corinthians 12:3b-13.

The Kingdom of God makes the ordinary extraordinary. Acts 28:30-31.

A cautionary tale of sleeping through a sermon? Or perhaps something so much deeper? Explore the wild and wondrous story of a young man on the edge. Acts 20:7-12.

Flashing Lights. Blindness. Scales. A new name. Explore the stunning, dramatic reversal of a man who forever changed Christ’s church. Acts 9:1-19.