Most of the Bible is written in narrative form, and Jesus spoke in parables. Why does God communicate with stories?

Most of the Bible is written in narrative form, and Jesus spoke in parables. Why does God communicate with stories?

Who are we as a community? What unites us as Christians and skeptics? What does it mean to be human? Stephen Cheung and Eric Helvie continue the conversation this week.

Who are we as a community? Eric Helvie and Stephen Cheung discuss our identity as we start the new series "A Community for Christians and Skeptics."

The resurrection revisited in a culture of death denial.

"Well obviously Jesus has not risen from the dead." Join us as we consider the historical claims of Easter.

Easter Sunday— Even if we all believed that Jesus rose from the dead, what would that even mean?

Find out how the resurrection can give shape to our lives in the here and now and fuel all our future hopes.

Jesus rides into Jerusalem to the cheering crowd and a week later the crows cries out for his crucifixion. What happened?

Crucifixion was such a barbaric practice that the Romans didn't even want to believe they originated it. Neither did the Greeks or... anyone else. Why did the early Christians embrace the repulsive idea that their God had been crucified?

This weekend we continue the series Re-Imagining Humanity.

Join us as we begin a series of reflections leading up to Easter on the cross and resurrection.