This week Lois Belsey pays us a visit to talk about her forty years of work in Papua Indonesia. Nathan and Lois chat about the work she is doing there, the things she loves about Papua and the ways that we at Vox can be a part of what she is doing.

What if instead of making New Year's resolutions about what we want to do, we made resolutions about who we want to be? This week we look at Vox's New Year's resolution to live our lives with the theme of love.

Nathan put together a spoken word performance for this year's Christmas Eve Coffeehouse sevice.

In the Magnificat, Mary talks about the proud and oppressive being brought low, and the oppressed being set free and lifted up, but what does this really look like? This week we look at our role in seeing our world reconciled and redeemed.

This week we look at the tone of Mary's song, and of the idea she uses of "fearing God." How can celebration and fear be linked? What does Mary mean when she talks about fearing God?

For this year's Christmas series we are going to be looking at what Thomas Cahill calls, "the most muscular piece of celebration poetry in all of ancient literature." We are going to be looking at Mary's Magnificat found in Luke 1:46-55. This week we look at the sociopolitical context of the original Christmas story.

It has been said that our eyes are the windows to the soul, but how true is that? This week, Nathan talks about the power in our eyes, the power of what we choose to focus on, and how we choose see the world.

This week we look at the power of a shared meal; the power that comes from breaking bread together, and what that means for the Kingdom of God here earth. Could it be that food is another beautiful example of God's love and grace?

Sometimes an idea comes along that forces us to rethink everything we thought we knew. What do we do when encountering something like this, that casts everything we thought we knew in a new light?

Things got a little weird when the Holy Spirit showed up on the day of Pentecost. There was rushing wind, fire and people speaking in tongues. It was exciting, but what does it mean for us now? This week we look at the power that is available from heaven to change earth, and a God who meets us where we're at.