Dr. Lance Pape, looking contemplative.

Lance Pape, a professor at Brite Divinity School (TCU) and our pastor's spouse, helps us think about how the world really works in God's care. Is it fair? Is it good? Is it simple? Hm. Psalm 1 and Psalm 73 are the two texts you need to get started. (These four lessons are like a mini-series -- you need to hear this one before you hear the next one, etc.)

"Maybe All is Not Lost" -- an album of worship music by our worship architect Paul Demer -- debuted last Sunday in worship. But it wasn't a concert; it was worship. So we talked about Jesus, natch. Luke 4:13-30.

We made an album, y'all!

"Maybe All is Not Lost" -- an album of worship music by our worship architect Paul Demer -- debuted last Sunday in worship. But it wasn't a concert; it was worship. So we talked about Jesus, natch. Luke 4:13-30.

We made an album, y'all!

We're starting off 2016 talking about vipers and fire. Happy new year, y'all!

There are persons, and there are systems... and there are good persons in bad systems... and John the Baptist seems to think Jesus can do something about that. What do you think? Luke 3:1-38.

We're starting off 2016 talking about vipers and fire. Happy new year, y'all!

There are persons, and there are systems... and there are good persons in bad systems... and John the Baptist seems to think Jesus can do something about that. What do you think? Luke 3:1-38.

You could not pay me enough to be twelve years old again. Srsly. So what does it mean that God subjects God's own self to it? Luke 2:41-52. 

In Luke 2:22-40, the old folks join the conversation. Meet Simeon and Anna, who both know how to take the long view.

In Luke 2:22-40, the old folks join the conversation. Meet Simeon and Anna, who both know how to take the long view.

You could not pay me enough to be twelve years old again. Srsly. So what does it mean that God subjects God's own self to it? Luke 2:41-52. 

A guest preacher! Dr. Lance Pape, Assistant Professor of Homiletics at Brite Divinity School (and spouse of our pastor), says Christianity is not so much about believing the right things, but about what we find beautiful.  Amen.