Why are there so many movies about time travel? The latest is one called "Safety Not Guaranteed." Greg Pelley shows us how the concept of time travel forces us to look back on our lives and ask ourselves what we would do differently — and what we regret.

Why are there so many movies about time travel? The latest is one called "Safety Not Guaranteed." Greg Pelley shows us how the concept of time travel forces us to look back on our lives and ask ourselves what we would do differently — and what we regret.

The Great Gatsby is a jumping-off point for Rev. Ken Beldon to discuss moving from ego to life-changing connection. He quotes Einstein, Rumi, and even the Seven Dwarves to illustrate the message. Note: Contains adult language.

The Great Gatsby is a jumping-off point for Rev. Ken Beldon to discuss moving from ego to life-changing connection. He quotes Einstein, Rumi, and even the Seven Dwarves to illustrate the message. Note: Contains adult language.

The Great Gatsby is a jumping-off point for Rev. Ken Beldon to discuss moving from ego to life-changing connection. He quotes Einstein, Rumi, and even the Seven Dwarves to illustrate the message. Note: Contains adult language.

In our summer series SpiritFlix, finding messages in movies, ministerial intern Greg Pelley digs deep into the latest Star Trek movie. In it, the young James Kirk goes on a journey of humility, but suffers a painful loss that threatens to push him to seek revenge. Greg draws from lessons in Buddhist tradition and his own journey from architecture to ministry to answer the question, how do we cope with pain in our lives?

In our summer series SpiritFlix, finding messages in movies, ministerial intern Greg Pelley digs deep into the latest Star Trek movie. In it, the young James Kirk goes on a journey of humility, but suffers a painful loss that threatens to push him to seek revenge. Greg draws from lessons in Buddhist tradition and his own journey from architecture to ministry to answer the question, how do we cope with pain in our lives?

In our summer series SpiritFlix, finding messages in movies, ministerial intern Greg Pelley digs deep into the latest Star Trek movie. In it, the young James Kirk goes on a journey of humility, but suffers a painful loss that threatens to push him to seek revenge. Greg draws from lessons in Buddhist tradition and his own journey from architecture to ministry to answer the question, how do we cope with pain in our lives?

When Pat Humphries wrote the folk song "Swimming to the Other Side," she created an enduring image. But do we recognize where we are? Or are we living unaware of the water around us? Rev. Ken Beldon draws lessons from John Updike, David Foster Wallace, the Beatles, and more.

When Pat Humphries wrote the folk song "Swimming to the Other Side," she created an enduring image. But do we recognize where we are? Or are we living unaware of the water around us? Rev. Ken Beldon draws lessons from John Updike, David Foster Wallace, the Beatles, and more.