🎸 "Another turning point, a fork stuck in the road…" 🎸

This week on the RevCast, the Mixtape series continues with Green Day's "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)" - which was always a breakup song, never a graduation song, and somehow ended up playing at every graduation anyway. 

Pastors Mike, Bri, Paul, and Jeremy dig into Philippians 3:12-14 and ask the question: how much of your past informs you, and how much of it confines you? Along the way: adult prom drama, uninvited wives, Jay Gatsby's tragic flaw, and what nostalgia actually means.

The past can be a source of strength or a prison. Paul says press on. Billy Joe Armstrong says good riddance. The RevCast says both, with significantly more chaos.

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🎸 "Another turning point, a fork stuck in the road…" 🎸

This week on the RevCast, the Mixtape series continues with Green Day's "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)" - which was always a breakup song, never a graduation song, and somehow ended up playing at every graduation anyway.

Pastors Mike, Bri, Paul, and Jeremy dig into Philippians 3:12-14 and ask the question: how much of your past informs you, and how much of it confines you? Along the way: adult prom drama, uninvited wives, Jay Gatsby's tragic flaw, and what nostalgia actually means.

The past can be a source of strength or a prison. Paul says press on. Billy Joe Armstrong says good riddance. The RevCast says both, with significantly more chaos.

🎧 New episode out now. Like, subscribe, and let go of something.

This week on the RevCast, the Pastor's Mixtape series continues with Michael Jackson's "Man in the Mirror" paired with the story of Zacchaeus — the short, rich, and wildly unpopular tax collector who climbed a tree and got way more than a glimpse of Jesus.

Pastors Mike, Jeremy, and Bri dig into what happens when the person nobody sees finally gets noticed. Along the way: camel kisses in Jericho, why the math on Zacchaeus's repayment plan doesn't quite add up, VeggieTales theology, and Wesley on social holiness.

If you want to make the world a better place, take a look at yourself — and then hit play.

🎧 New episode out now.

This week on the RevCast, the Pastor's Mixtape series continues with Michael Jackson's "Man in the Mirror" paired with the story of Zacchaeus — the short, rich, and wildly unpopular tax collector who climbed a tree and got way more than a glimpse of Jesus.

Pastors Mike, Jeremy, and Bri dig into what happens when the person nobody sees finally gets noticed. Along the way: camel kisses in Jericho, why the math on Zacchaeus's repayment plan doesn't quite add up, VeggieTales theology, and Wesley on social holiness.

If you want to make the world a better place, take a look at yourself — and then hit play.

🎧 New episode out now.

This one starts with ice cream, questionable parenting decisions, and bathroom jokes. It ends with Romans 7, existential frustration, and the realization that even the Apostle Paul had no idea what he was doing half the time. If you’ve ever tried to be better and failed by dinner, this episode is for you.

It is Holy Week, so naturally the RevCast goes straight from dance moves to docetism. This episode wrestles with resurrection, mystery, Mary Magdalene, and why John’s Easter story gives you more to sit with than tidy answers. There is bad theology, spooky wind, folded grave clothes, and one big question, what do you do when you go to the tomb looking for answers but only find it full of more questions?

It is Holy Week, so naturally the RevCast goes straight from dance moves to docetism. This episode wrestles with resurrection, mystery, Mary Magdalene, and why John’s Easter story gives you more to sit with than tidy answers. There is bad theology, spooky wind, folded grave clothes, and one big question, what do you do when you go to the tomb looking for answers but only find it full of more questions?

At the cross, Jesus does more than speak his last words. He creates a new family. This episode explores John 19, Michigan Advocacy Day, and why belonging still sits at the center of faith.

At the cross, Jesus does more than speak his last words. He creates a new family. This episode explores John 19, Michigan Advocacy Day, and why belonging still sits at the center of faith.

This week on The RevCast, we focus on Luke 23. Jesus forgiveness in the midst of violence. A deathbed confession and still, grace is given.

We talk about forgiveness that does not wait for repentance or apology. We look at what it means to live in real community when people bring conflict, history, and differences with them.

If forgiveness sits at the center of the gospel, then it has to shape how you live. The question is direct. Who do you need to forgive, and what is stopping you?