In this episode of the Re: Podcast we invite you to learn from two artists who have studied in ways where they understand and put words to what in creation deserves our attention and care. In response to last month's creative connections, we build on the theme of co-creating by asking questions that delve deeper into what a sincere and meaningful care of the land might actually look like.

We are back for part 2 of our conversation with Jerry Pauls. if You missed episode 9, it sets up some of the back ground for what is a more specific conversation today. We are picking up the conversation around the opening lines of Scripture and how the way they are written challenges us to dig deeper into the message that the author of Genesis was inspired to write.

Today is part 1 of 2 with our guest expert Jerry Paul’s, a professor of Theology and Old Testament Studies at a Columbia Bible College. He opens up the topic of how to read the Bible, when to make space for different perspectives, and specifically, what's going on in the Genesis creation story.

In this episode of the Re: Podcast, we chat with New Heights' very own Mat and Tina Chamberlain, along with their three kids, about some of their reflections and practices of embodying the life and teachings of Jesus as a family on mission.

In this episode of Re: Podcast, we start a new year with our friend Bob Rognlien. Bob takes us deeper into some of his reflection around what is actually at stake when we decide that we want our lives to reflect the life and teachings of Jesus.

This week on the Re: Podcast we talk with some of New Heights Church's very own, who are both learning about and living into the idea of simplicity. We start with a story about a radical expression of simplicity, as in selling all your stuff and moving to East Hastings at the age of 20. We then hear how a simplified vision for life brought restoration to a marriage. And we close with a look inside one person's reflection of how when we make ourselves available to God and others, we sometimes end up on the receiving end of things.

This week on the Re: Podcast we talk simplicity with Father Leo Barker, a teacher from Seminary of Christ the King, and monk at Westminster Abbey in Mission, BC. We discuss the monastic rule, Christmas talent shows, and the way that living simply can change a life.

Re:conciliation Pt. 2 is a reaction to our first look at the subject of reconciliation with our Indigenous family, friends, and neighbours in Canada. After listening to Ray's perspective, and having 2 weeks of local church engagement, we are placing the mic in front of people that we see consistently and know within the community.

This week on the Re: Podcast we talk reconciliation with Rev. Dr. Raymond Aldred, interim Academic Dean and Director of the Indigenous Studies Program at Vancouver School of Theology. We touch on the Canadian story, different ways to introduce ourselves, factors in reconciliation, and how indigenous brothers and sisters, and those who Ray calls Canada’s new comers, can be church together.

Re:assembled Pt. 2 is a reaction to our first look at the subject of Re:assembling. After listening to Elle Pike’s perspectives on the state of the Church in Canada, and having 2 weeks of a local church engagement, we are placing the mic in front of people that we see consistently and know within the community.