[East Side Parish, Justin Fung] Jesus says, "Use worldly wealth to gain friends for yourselves, so that when it is gone, you will be welcomed into eternal dwellings." What does Jesus mean? Who are the friends who will welcome us into eternal...

[Columbia Heights, Aaron Graham] Aaron Graham speaks in Columbia Heights from Luke 16 about the Rich Man and Lazarus and elaborates about the 1) The centrality of faithfulness 2) Temptation of wealth and 3) Power of generosity. Star and Da'Nell...

[East Side Parish, Justin Fung] How do we hold on to the hope of the Christmas season in the midst of all that's going on in the world and in our own lives? In telling the parables of the lost, Jesus shows us what God is like and how that changes...

[Columbia Heights Parish, Aaron Graham] Jesus shares three stories about the joy God gets when lost people find home. The Father will go to great lengths, even great cost to himself to welcome us back home into his family. Also in this podcast, we...

[Columbia Heights] Guest Preacher: Sylveta Brown. The cost of discipleship demands a personal sacrifice that makes Jesus and His commandments a priority over everyone and everything else. What do you need to surrender to make room to become a better...

[East Side Parish] One does not begin an enterprise or a journey without first measuring the cost, considering the risk and assessing the resources necessary. Whether it’s building a house, starting an adventure or launching a dream, we measure the...

[East Side Parish] This Sunday a group of storytellers and poets (Courtney Albon, Britta Friesen, JR Denson, and Matthew Watson) reflect back on Jesus’ parables of banquets and consider what Thanksgiving might look like in light of Jesus striking...

[Columbia Heights Parish] Where we're going impacts what we do now. Jesus talks about the kingdom feast -- the vision of the kingdom of God -- and explains how we are to live now in light of that. Scripture: Luke 14:1-24

Aaron Graham talks about how the Kingdom of God is more welcoming, and yet more demanding, than we could ever imagine. Luke 13:22-35.

In light of the recent attacks in Paris, Beirut, Baghdad, and ongoing violence in Burundi, Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, and more, we look at what Jesus has to say to evil and suffering, and why the kingdom of God is so important and relevant to us today.