In this episode, Jeremy opens the curtains and gives us a glimpse into his own spiritual and vocational journey lately. We are standing at a crossroads. The church and cultural landscape is shifting, and certain things need to come crashing down. Out of the rubble will grow smaller, deeper, more authentic forms of Christian community asking for the good and ancient Way of Jesus. Be encouraged! More at www.jeremyberg.org.

This is part 2 of our 4-part series, "Spirit on the Water," looking at Genesis 1:2. Today we explore the Spirit of creative possibilities who hovers over our divine potential. More at www.jeremyberg.org.

This is part 1 in a 4-part series called "Spirit on the Water" looking at the creation story in Genesis 1:2. What does it mean that "the earth was formless and empty, darkness was over the surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was hovering over the waters"? More at www.jeremyberg.org.

Today I share my adventure of walking through Hezekiah's 2,700 year old tunnel, and offer some spiritual thoughts on the tunneling tenacity of Heaven's light that comes searching for us in our dark moments. Find photos and videos from my adventure at https://jeremyberg.wordpress.com/2020/03/04/29538/.

Do you ever feel like your prayers are bouncing off a brick wall? In this reflection from my Israel pilgrimage in 2020 I offer some thoughts on my experience at the Wailing Wall and inside the Western Wall Tunnels. Read more and find photos and video links at https://jeremyberg.wordpress.com/2020/03/02/stonewall-faith-prayers/.

Another reflection from my trip to Israel in February of 2020. This episode describes my experience in the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem. More at www.jeremyberg.org.

Israel has been in the news lately, and so I thought I'd take share some reflections from my recent trip to the Holy Land. In this episode, I ask: Why bother going on a pilgrimage to that little contested strip of real estate?

There are moments in our Christian lives when we hear the rooster crow, and we realize we've completely blown it. This is one of those moments for me, and the irony is quite juicy. What lesson can God teach a preacher using a leaky inflatable hot tub? More at www.jeremyberg.org.

Many of us unknowingly distract ourselves from the chief task of personal spiritual formation by keeping busy attending Bible classes and storing up Bible knowledge. Here's a gentle reminder that everyday life is the real classroom and we are the main assignment. Thankfully we have a reliable "lab partner." More at www.jeremyberg.org.

I came under the spell of Bob Dylan only in the past decade, but I can't really explain it.