Jesus' triumphant entrance into Jerusalem is a story of powerful forces colliding. Brandi walks through the dynamics about to unfold: a confrontation between Peace and War, Humility and Pride, Nobodies and Somebodies - and the arrival of a new kind of king.

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Brandi introduces the story of Zaccheus and then introduces Kathrin Meier, who has come over from Neighbors in Action, our Port Houston ministry. She tells stories of how the people of NIA have had their lives transformed by Jesus - just like he changed the life of Zaccheus.

In both her stories, and in the stories Brandi tells afterwards, you see how one story and one person causes a domino effect, and changes a whole community.

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Anthony's memorably-named talk is focused on God's love - what it is that God wants to do for you... so that you can do the same for others.

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As Ken looks at the burden of leprosy in Biblical times, he talks about the dramatic, long-lasting effects it had on lives, before expressing bewilderment that of 10 people healed from this disease, only one came back.

That leads into a look at a church of the 10%, and how we fill up our hours.

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Brandi explores how human beings interact with one another, and what happens when that dynamic is changed. It leads through to the story of Jesus and the woman caught cheating, and how his unexpected actions led to a sudden change of heart - and a guide for us to follow.

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To kick off the new series "Dirty Church," Ken gets into the muck about what our lives really look like, and how we often unfairly expect other people to be living cleaner lives than us. Then he brings us back to the story of the woman caught cheating, and the reverberations of Jesus' actions.

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As the Source relaunches as a combined worship service, Ken, Anthony, Brandi, and Kaitlyn take to the stage together to cast a vision for what this community can be.

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In recalling her toughest job interview - her final interview to become a pastor - Brandi describes how what some people might consider purely an intellectual question was for her a gut-level response. She tells the story of Jesus asking the disciples "who do you say that I am?" and how the ways that we get that answer right – and wrong – changes everything about who the church is.

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Sometimes it's incredibly difficult to know where God is leading us. Kaitlyn, though, shows us how to love God is to trust him, to believe that he is leading us forward - even when we can't see it.

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Fear is an epidemic, and the 23rd Psalm takes us into the valley of the shadow of death, but Brandi tells a story of even in a very dark moment in her pregnancy last year, she did not fear. She talks about her surprising response - and the equally surprising one God offers in the Psalm.