On World Communion Sunday (and everyday), Christ invites us to dine with him at his heavenly table. It's a familiar table, a family table. It's a table of faith and hope, a table of intimacy and community. It's the Lord's table where none will be turned away. It's on this week's Turning Home.

On World Communion Sunday (and everyday), Christ invites us to dine with him at his heavenly table. It's a familiar table, a family table. It's a table of faith and hope, a table of intimacy and community. It's the Lord's table where none will be turned away. It's on this week's Turning Home.

The walls of Jericho were an easy demo for Joshua because he used the plans God gave him. The walls we have built in our society which separate people from each other and from social equality are much harder to bring down, but God has plans for that, too. This episode of Turning Home is appropriately called "Walls".

The walls of Jericho were an easy demo for Joshua because he used the plans God gave him. The walls we have built in our society which separate people from each other and from social equality are much harder to bring down, but God has plans for that, too. This episode of Turning Home is appropriately called "Walls".

Do you like buttermilk? Me neither! But it sure makes for some good biscuits! In this episode of Turning Home Paul helps us figure out how to take disagreeable situations and turn them into ways to advance the Good News, kind of like how buttermilk makes good biscuits. It's called "Better'n Biscuits"!

Do you like buttermilk? Me neither! But it sure makes for some good biscuits! In this episode of Turning Home Paul helps us figure out how to take disagreeable situations and turn them into ways to advance the Good News, kind of like how buttermilk makes good biscuits. It's called "Better'n Biscuits"!

What an astounding debt God has forgiven us!

In comparison, how big are the debts we refuse to forgive those who we think "owe" us? How many times must we forgive? Peter asked the question. I'm not sure he was prepared for Jesus' answer. Are we?

What an astounding debt God has forgiven us!

In comparison, how big are the debts we refuse to forgive those who we think "owe" us? How many times must we forgive? Peter asked the question. I'm not sure he was prepared for Jesus' answer. Are we?

The best way to be a leader in discipleship is by following. But don't just follow anybody. Follow the leader--Jesus Christ. Peter learned that the hard way. Hear the story on Turning Home. (SUBSCRIBE using your email address so we can communicate better. Thanks!)

The best way to be a leader in discipleship is by following. But don't just follow anybody. Follow the leader--Jesus Christ. Peter learned that the hard way. Hear the story on Turning Home. (SUBSCRIBE using your email address so we can communicate better. Thanks!)