We jump back into Jeremy's LifeVerse series as Jeremy shares scriptures that have rocked his world and guided his path. Today we jump ahead to a Scripture that has helped Jeremy navigate the tumultuous and divisive political waters of the Trump era. We look at Ephesians 4:11-15 the next couple episodes.

Today's reflection on episode 2 of The Chosen TV series comes from Pastor Mike Fox. Join us for this visual and dramatic journey into the heart of Christ by joining us Sundays at 5PM to watch episodes together and discuss. Or watch at home on your own and let these podcast reflections accompany your journey. Check out our viewing schedule here and stream episodes online for free here. Find more resources at KingdomHarbor.com and learn more about MainStreet Covenant Church here.

In The Lord of the Rings, Sam asks Frodo, "I wonder what kind of a story we have fallen into?" We are all living within a particular story, consciously or unconsciously, to make sense of reality and our life's experiences. Many of us have accepted a popular "cultural narrative" for our lives, and Christ is summoning all to get swept up into a bigger Story that leads to a more fulfilling and God-honoring life. Today, come ponder what story you are living in? More at www.kingdomharbor.com.

We kick off a new series today providing reflections on each episode of The Chosen tv-series we are viewing on Sunday nights at our church. Whether you join us in-person or from afar, we hope you will watch this series with us and find yourself encountering Jesus again in a fresh way. Today Jeremy explores the power of identity and name in battling our inner demons. For more information and viewing schedule, go here. More at kingdomharbor.com.

In this episode Jeremy shares some perspective on teaching the Exodus story, and reads a provocative piece by Brian Zahnd on how we American Christians read this slave narrative from the vantage point of citizens of a superpower rather than an oppressed people. Find more at kingdomharbor.com. Find Brian Zahnd's piece here.

In this episode Jeremy introduces and recommends The Chosen TV series that is making headlines and getting great reviews. What sets this series apart from other films on the life of Jesus? Why is it worth your time? Join us this Fall as we watch the first season together and discuss on the podcast. Series begins Sunday, September 19 at 5PM at MainStreet, and podcast episodes will be released the following Tuesday each week.

The Book of Jonah is a Sunday school favorite, yet hidden beneath its cartoonish drama lies a scathing socio-religious warning—a warning aimed at the people who would claim to be on “God’s side.” This episode brings our "Spirit on the Water" series to a close (for now at least), and examines Jonah's difficulty in loving the Despised Other and his need to repentant. This is timely for our present moment. Enjoy! More at www.jeremyberg.org.

Today's episode jumps forward in my journey to a Scripture that spoke to me in a pivotal moment when I was stepping out in faith to plant a church in my hometown. I heard my name called in this Scripture that Paul also saw himself fulfilling in his day in a much grander way. But God's call is on all our lives, and that involves being light to those who are far off. Enjoy! More at www.jeremyberg.org.

In this episode, Jeremy shares part-2 of his sermon given at his son Peter's baptism this summer. We explore Peter's water-walking faith and fragility, and the hand that will always be there to pull us back up. Enjoy and share with a friend! More at www.jeremyberg.org.

In this special Back to School episode, Jeremy narrates a classic commencement speech by David Foster Wallace given to Kenyon College graduates in 2005, on one of the gifts of a higher education. Enjoy! More at Kingdom Harbor at www.jeremyberg.org.