In part four of our series on same sex relationships we discuss options for moving forward.  How does the church respond with grace and love, and how do we decide which options to pursue?

In part three of our series on same sex relationships we explore nature, science, psychology and personal encounters in an attempt to discover what Paul means by "natural".  If God is creator, then what can we learn from creation to help us on this journey.

Part 2 in my journey of how I came to an affirming view of same sex relationships.  This episode looks at how we handle the strange things the Bible has to say about sex.

Part 1 of a Bible class series on how I came to an affirming view of same sex relationships.  In this episode, I share my personal journey with the Bible, and how my belief about how scripture functions has changed over time.

Spiritual warfare is about much more than angels and demons.  Every moment of our lives is a battle between the way of the cross and the ways of this world.  Sometimes the best way to follow Jesus is to say no!

Life is hard.  Boy does our church know that one.  Especially this week.  Sometimes you just have to look the struggles and difficulties of life right in the eye.  And what you discover is the compassion and love of the family of God.

Feeling worthless is a Christian tradition.  But does our need to castigate ourselves actually help our faith? Does God desire miserable people?  This week's sermon "Worthless" explores our desire to be more like a tax collector than like Jesus.

We assume the enemy of faith is doubt.  But what if doubt isn't the big problem for our faith?  What if the way we think about doubt wreaks havoc on us more than doubt itself?  Get a different perspective on doubt (and faith) by listening to the sermon "Faith and Doubt."

A new year means resolutions, starting over, chasing dreams, setting goals. But what if this year we focused on just being faithful. No grand gestures. No splashy changes. Just faithfulness.

We talk about the meaning of Christmas.  We dissect the theology of the incarnation.  We study the importance of Jesus.  But do we ever just marvel?  We celebrate something that can't really be explained.  God became a baby.  Perhaps the best thing we can do is stare in wonder and amazement.  And stick around after the sermon for our worship team doing an amazing bluegrass version of Silent Night.