We know. Say the word "Revelation" and images of end times charts, apolaclyptic movies, and the ultimate transition to eternal life come to mind. But in the first two chapters of Revelation, maybe Jesus is describing a different type of eternal life.

Have you ever noticed that what's often at the center of Christian community is togetherness & sharing food?

The Gravity series concludes with the woman with the issue of blood. Her story compels us to ask ourselves...how desperate are we for Jesus?

When the church draws lines that work well for the initiated but is inhospitable for those on the "outs", we have it wrong.

Religion can be repulsive. Actual holiness is attractive. What was it about Jesus that attracted people?

If you look in the Gospels to find the type of people who were drawn to Jesus...you might be surprised.

If the party has been paid for, if the host has set the table, and if the sacrifice has been made...then why are we not singing?

This Sunday we welcome our dear friend, Andy Squyres, from Queen City Church in Charlotte, NC. He brings with him a hope filled (and revelatory) look at a familiar passage: the sower & the seeds.

The western church is so focused on singing about victory, that we've failed to make space to worship through lament.

Worship always precedes mission.