Perhaps the reason many of us are so anxious for our situations to change, because we are having trouble finding God in the moment, in the rugged wilderness of uncertainty-what if twelve words could change that.

Have you ever tried to bake something and forget that it is physics and chemistry. That baking soda is not the same as corn starch-yes they are both white and powdery but this is where the similarities end.  In this podcast we learn from Jesus about the compounding effects of seemingly unrelated things.   

We can be guilty of asking questions that require a satisfying answer. So when we don’t hear what we are hoping for, we end up hearing nothing.  

Jesus on Good Friday said it was finished,  but on Easter morning we discover that it's also far from over.  

7 verses, 5 voices, at least nine different perspectives and I have 40 questions.  This is Good Friday.

This is Palm Sunday, Jesus arrives at the Mount of Olives and the rest is history.  But it's the kind of history that is worth repeating-and it does again and again but do we notice.

Easter has become a Brutiful story for us to find ourselves in. 

Janice looks at the patterns of the Psalms with their complaint-request-and trust rhythm and finds a way for us to get to Easter.

It is amazing how fast things can change in a couple of days.  In efforts to curb the infection rate and elevate our health care system people are encouraged to practice social distancing.  But listening to some in the religious community-especially the guys with white suits and big hair-has made me want to practice theological distancing.  Lets have an honest talk about Prayer.