Brad, Carl, and I are back for the fall and we compared and contrasted Joshua 6 and Matthew 14. 

We read the build up to the flood and the covenant God made with Abraham, his family, and all humanity going forward.

After hearing heartbreaking news about his relative and predecessor in ministry, Jesus seeks quiet and isolation. He does not have it for long and a meal breaks out that no one would have seen coming.

This 2017 episode addresses the text I will read on Sunday, the Feeding of the 5000. We will post new episodes soon!

A massive crowd gathers around Jesus and he tells them a farming story to help them question what type of listener they will be.

The slightest gift offered to the greatest gift ever depend on a person willing to share and a person willing to accept it. 

Jesus tells his disciples they will face serious challenges in sharing his message, because of the entrenched beliefs of the people that are hearing the message. Despite that, Jesus knows the message will prevail. YouTube link for Brad and Megan's church

Jesus tells his disciples that their love for him could be the basis for the love they offer everyone they meet. 

Jesus sees large crowds and knows for a fact that he will need the disciples to help him. That process starts today.Click here to watch the YouTube video of Brad and Megan's Church

There is an important shift from Jesus being the primary person sharing the story to the disciples that he is sending out. He gives them interesting instructions that can apply to us all.