Sunday, February 6, 2022. Pastor Tonetta continues our look into the story of Jesus and Legion. It's a story that lays the foundation of understanding why decolonizing is a deeply Jesus-centered work. 

In this session we explore the ways that ancient Christians and other cultures have read Scripture. We talk about The Great Tradition (capital T), and also the great traditions (little t), and how they ought to influence the conclusions we come to when reading the Bible.

Class Notes here: https://www.craft.do/s/gCwpHcMBSYPKv6

Sunday, January 30, 2022. Preacher: Anthony Parrott. Every aspect of our society has both concrete and invisible realities that need to be named. Scripture calls these realities The Powers. Jesus heals us from The Powers that corrupt us and our world and sets us a mission to do the same.

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This week we explore the idea of inerrancy, where the Bible came from, and what are "the originals."

Full show notes here: https://www.craft.do/s/H4tK6utydxtize

Sunday, January 23, 2022. Preacher: Meg Clark. Jesus' family comes looking for him, thinking he has lost his mind. Jesus, like so many of us, is offered the opportunity to find a new kind of family, one that he is not born into, but chooses.

In this week's session, we introduce what we're up to and share the metaphors that have helped us understand what the Bible even is. 

"If we believe we can be inferior to another, that mean we believe we can be superior to another."

Sunday, January 11, 2022. Preacher: Tonetta Landis-Aina.

Sunday, January 2, 2022. Preacher: Anthony Parrott. Jesus is asked why he's letting his disciples break the sabbath. In his answer, he shows us a key principle in how to understand Scripture.

Why did Jesus come? How will His arrival save the world? We explore Mary's radical prophecy and song in Luke 1 to answer these questions.  Sunday, December 19, 2021. Preacher: Anthony Parrott