We've had an epiphany!  Have you had an epiphany?  The Christian Church has a season of Epiphany.  What was the epiphany and what does Jesus have do with it?

Are traditions important?  What does Jesus have to say about traditions?  Why do we hold so tightly to them?  Join us as we sort through thinking about traditions and what part they play in faith.

In this episode we discuss peace and what that looks like in every day life.  This discussion of peace involves a lot of talk about violence because that is Pr. Christman's favorite topic.  Truly it is helpful to get to the heart of peace by discussing it along side violence.

What does the bible say about angels?  Do we become angels when we die?  Do angels help us?  This time of year as we decorate for our holy days with angels and talk more about them, especially since it was an angel that delivered the message to Mary that she would have the baby Jesus.  So we thought that was a good discussion to have.  Join the conversation!

Today is the day that we recognize Halloween.  This is the day that Christians cooped a pagan festival and made it a holiday that now is mostly celebrated as a secular celebration. The Christian church remembers the Saints that have gone before us, but what is a Saint?  Join our discussion to explore this conversation together!

This conversation has a rocky start, but we are full of gratitude for your listening ears.  See what I did there?  We discuss what it means to have gratitude and how does gratitude play out in our daily lives.  What does it do for our relationship with God and others?  How does it change our lives?

There is a passage in 1 Corinthians that says our body is a temple.  What does this mean?  Have you experienced this passage in a good way or bad way?  We discuss what it means to each of us and what it means as it is lived out daily (in our opinion anyway).

Does God care what we do with creation? What is the human role in caring for creation?  Does it matter what we do to this earth if God is planning a new one?

Should Christians be friendly and generous to strangers?  Let's discuss what the Bible has to has about it.  Is it different from the Old Testament to the New Testament?  What does that look like in our world, especially when we are concerned with safety?

Is all Scripture equal?  If it is, how do we reconcile verses that seem to contradict?  If it isn't, what do we keep, what do we throw out?  Can we throw out Scripture?  Is all Scripture useful even if it isn't equal?