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What sticks out to today’s core value to Ken is the word “prayer.” But that’s a word that can cause a bit of a freak out. It’s the thing that we talk about all the time - and also the thing we DON’T want to talk about in depth.
Mark 10:35-45
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Jesus was asked ‘Are you the one who is to come, or should we expect someone else?’ His answer to that question creates a guide for this week’s core value: what it means to embody Christ.
Luke 7:18-23
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Ken has a problem with today’s passage - legitimately! Not with what Jesus says, but with how the church has used those words.
Luke 6:27-38
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For a while, the buzzword within churches was “community” - now it’s “authentic.” In both cases, it’s an admission of things the church has lost.
Luke 11:33-42; 12:1-3
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Ken looks to one of the most popular section of the Bible as he reads 1 John.
The world that we live in doesn’t seem to be very hostile to the idea of a god that is love. But what does that mean?
1 John 4:7-21
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What does it mean to have transformed lives?
Sometimes it feels like we’re just playing 20 Questions with ourselves to see what’s dwelling in our heart.
Colossians 1:3-14
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Ken introduces the church’s new mission statement, and begins a multi-week process of breaking it down piece by piece.
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Ken starts the New Year by opening some presents from the congregation, though they have some warnings to them.
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Ken decides to tell the familiar story of Christmas in a new way, since we sometimes have a hard time living into what we're reading. To help us embody the story, he starts off a little differently: "so there's some dudes hanging out in a field."
The tone is light, but Ken has some things on his mind this Christmas. He wants us to recognize the importance of where the Messiah's birth was announce. “This is for everyone, but it is announced in the forgotten spaces.”
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Today's message concerns two different encounters with angels - one in which the visited couldn't come to terms with the idea that the truth might be different than what he'd always known, and one where they accepted the vision God had for them unquestioningly.
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