Jesus asked over 300 questions in the gospels. He knew the power and promise of a good question. Lean into the questions Jesus asked, and explore some of the hardest questions you asked. John 5:1-9.

Jesus asked over 300 questions in the gospels. He knew the power and promise of a good question. Lean into the questions Jesus asked, and explore some of the hardest questions you asked. John 1:35-42.

Jesus asked over 300 questions in the gospels. He knew the power and promise of a good question. Lean into the questions Jesus asked, and explore some of the hardest questions you asked. 1 John 4:7-12.

As the relief, refugee, and development mission fund of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Week of Compassion works with partners to alleviate suffering throughout the world, with a vision of a world where God’s people transform suffering into hope. Philippians 4:8-9.

It’s well attested by generations: church is full of quarrels, hypocrites, and dysfunction. Explore how church can move faithfully from the ideal to the real, and find new life. 1 Cor 1:10-18.

Church hurt is real, and it impacts everyone: from abuse to toxic theology, from spiritual malpractice to poor accountability. Explore how the church can follow Jesus’s love for the wounded, and move from hurting to healing. John 8:1-11,59.

Church can’t help but be an institution. But there remains an important difference between an institutional church and a missional church. Luke 9:23-25.

The love of Christ transforms us by including what and who others might reject. Acts 8:26-40.

The childlike faith Jesus celebrates is not about innocence, it’s about wonder. Mark 10:13-16.

Close to Home: Chosen Home. Luke 2:41-52.