Jesus talked about money more than faith and prayer combined. So what then, exactly, did he say?

Talking about Jesus is not about blasting people with a bullhorn, or handing out pamphlets declaring an eternal damnation. Talking about Jesus without being a douchebag starts with a relationship full of grace and generosity.

How can we learn to take care of ourselves, and grow in depth in our relationship with God while also desiring to and working to create change in the world around us—especially for the least of these and the voiceless?

We believe in your process to understand who God is, or if God is. We believe in your process to understand your spiritual beginnings and spiritual endings and everything in between. We believe in your story and how it intersects with our community.

God is still speaking. However, the difficulty to hear him and even understand him is lost in the cacophony of life. Is it really possible to cut through the noise and hear clearly what he is speaking to and over us?

Our collective credibility as the Church has been eroding since the 1800s, however it is being exacerbated today. What is the root of our credibility problem and is there any way to fix it?

We often times confronted with feelings of inadequacy and wrestle with our own insecurities and questions of validation, wondering whether or not we’re enough. However, this is not the message that Jesus leaves with us.