Go and learn what this means, "I desire mercy, not sacrifice"... what an ambiguous admonition. Take a listen as we learn what this might mean for us as followers of Christ

John 17 gives a warning sign of glory and power. How should Christians understand these two concepts as something to be cautious of. Take a listen as we try to make sense of what's going on.

The road to Emmaus is one of my favorite stories in the entire bible. How can we learn to see Christ in the stranger? This is a question all Christians must be concerned with, listen as we try to make sense of this

What is the wilderness? Metaphorically speaking, many of us are more familiar with the wilderness than we often realize. What are the challenges and how do we navigate life in the wilderness? I invite you to listen as we try to make sense of this.

Jesus's temptation in the wilderness offers us many applications in our daily lives. However, the journey of following Christ is much more than defeating the most human experiences we face (temptations and sin). What new ways might we approach this famous text with that brings us new life? I invite you to listen as we attempt to make sense of this together.

What can one draw from the transfiguration of Jesus on the mountain top? What is a possible application of this divinely perplexing text in our lives? Take a listen as we seek to make sense of this story!

What can we learn from an 8th century prophet about doing justice, loving mercy, and walking humbly with God? Our practice in doing this well begins with the very people we worship alongside as we are transformed to follow God together.

How does discipleship start? Who can be considered a disciple? What does it look like to disciple someone? This is how we share the good news of Christ with each other.

Texts that talk of the end times are cause for much speculation. When will it be? What will it look like? How can we apply these texts in a meaningful way without producing more fear than anticipation? I invite you to listen as we try to make sense of what's going on

The resurrection presents an affront to all logic within us. However, dead people aren't the only thing that the resurrection can apply to. What death do we experience in life that seems to far gone for God to resurrect?