In this episode of the podcast we will look at Isaiah 43: 1 - 7 and examine how it speaks to us in today's world. A world that is full of many unknowns and as such can be a place of great fear and anxiety for many of us. 

In this episode we examine a very well-know piece of scripture and how it, and all scripture, might just be speaking to us at this time and place. We examine how when read with an open heart the wisdom of God comes to us in our lives today.

In this episode we explore the Star Wars franchise and I answer some questions around the movies. We then look to the concept of light and dark in the movies, in the world, and in ourselves.

In today's episode we look at Jesus' parable of the banquet and his challenge to not sit in the place of honour and not invite those who can repay but rather to humble ourselves. As we look at this reading we examine our own world's fascination with capitalism and how we have received so many gifts in our lives we can't repay.

Today we look to the passage of Revelation that speaks to God being the Alpha and the Omega and how quite often God becomes a god of our own making. 

In this episode we explore how the fear of self-rejection leads us to places where we feel that we don't measure up. As we come to see ourselves as Beloved it opens space for us to grow into who we were created to be and also opens space for others.

This episode is based on the Mid-Week Devotion from September 1, 2021 and is a reflection on a short section of Isaiah 49 and how come to understand our own identities in the world. 

This episode is based on a Mid-Week Devotion reflecting on Matthew 15. The scripture speaks to that which defiles and in this reflection we speak to the idea that what is in our heart must be a reflection of who we truly are and what we truly believe.

This episode of the podcast is based on a Mid-Week Devotion reflecting on Zephaniah 3:17 and Deuteronomy 31:8. We reflect on our wilderness places and God's presence.

This episode deals with Matthew chapter 7 and our call to not judge in light of the recent Tokyo Olympics.