On this week's episode, Pastor Arik looks at the moments leading up to Palm Sunday, and imagines what Jesus must have felt on the road to Jerusalem. In the quiet nights around the fire, where did his mind go? What was he thinking about? Praying about? Join Pastor Arik as he examines those quiet times in life when we know something big is coming our way.

On this week's episode, Pastor Arik looks at the man behind the myth, Saint Patrick, and how his story often gets lost in the midst of this festive holiday with its unique celebrations. Listen in!

On this week's episode, Pastor Arik examines the idea that we are not the same people we were years ago - that our bodies have cells that die off and replenish over time - and yet there are some parts of us that stay with us throughout our lives. Join him as he explores how this is applies to our faith as well.

On this week's episode, Pastor Arik examines the similarities between Lent and Ramadan, and how having these two seasons overlap this year is an opportunity for growth and understanding. Listen in!

On Ash Wednesday, we take time to repent not just our personal shortcomings, but we lift up the need for collective and systemic repentance as well.

As Valentine's Day approaches this weekend, on this week's episode Pastor Arik examines the history of the holiday and how setting aside a space and a time to celebrate love can be an act of resistance

On this week's episode, Pastor Arik looks at what having faith looks like in times of uncertainty and chaos. Listen in!

In this week's episode, Pastor Arik examines a response he has heard to the shooting in Minneapolis this past weekend, and explores the difference between just and unjust laws, and how Jesus was the greatest law-breaker of us all.

This week Pastor Arik shares what he experienced on his whirlwind trip to Atlanta. Check out more information about The King Center and their incredible work by visiting thekingcenter.org

What a year it has been already. This week Pastor Arik reflects on the anger and rage he has been wrestling with after Renee Good's death, and how we can channel our anger in constructive, rather than destructive, ways.