While we conclude this series, we persist in our commitment to question asking as a means of pursuing the deepest wisdom of God's world.

Spark teachers converse on the personal, biblical, and spiritual aspects of "mission" "evangelism" and "the good news" of Jesus.

With testimony and passion, we discover how church encompasses both personal, public, private, and communal meaning as we together gather to advance the goodness of God here on earth as it is in heaven.

In addition considering the logical pathways of science and theology, we will embrace the story of the biblical narrative and the answers it provides.

[Our apologies for the poor audio quality.] This week, Pastor Kevin, Pastor Omair, and Siddhi Sundar were live for an interactive, personal, and insightful conversation on pluralism, conversions, evangelism, and Jesus.

More than just curiosity, this question invites us to personal compassion, dignified care, and systemic evaluation in accordance with the Way and ethics of Jesus.

This question invites us to seriously consider the place of gender in our faith tradition in referring God. This question speaks, not just to the nature of God, but to ourselves as well, and we would do well to consider carefully our language, our metaphors, and our concepts of the divine.

In this talk, we are guided through this question taking into consideration the roll this question plays in our spiritual lives, and the faith to which we adhere.

Underlying this big question are additional questions that address how we frame, think about, view, and read this sacred text. Through this talk, we get a refreshed understanding of scripture's brilliance, beauty, and power for our life and faith.

In this talk, five members of Spark's teaching team share their reflections, thoughts, and encouragements to this the question of why life is so hard.