This one speaks for itself.

Jesus tells a parable about two sons who are asked by their father to work in his field. What in the world is it about and how do we apply it?

If you're feeling like you're just barely hanging on, or if you've given up on trying, this is for you.

The day after Jesus cleansed the Temple, the religious leadership had some questions for him. Today we talk about he response and how we might apply what he said then to our circumstances now.

The Genesis Narrative(s) are incredibly important. They are not, however, not what we think they are. Today, we delve into how we can better understand them.

Note: this episode is a sermon delivered in August of 2020.

How do you find Joy - the sense of deep satisfaction and meaning that transcends circumstances? Today we talk about it.

In a world where everyone claims to be an expert and pastors seem to all be arguing with one another, how do you decide who to be listening to?

It's a really important question and one we dive into today.

How are we going to effect change and renewal in the Western - and particularly American - church? It is in trouble. The history of the church show us how and the answer lies in the monastic instinct that has been ever present.

Back to basics with how we understand the nature of Jesus.

The Peace of which Isaiah and the prophets speak is only to be found on the other side of the prophetic call itself.

Our discussion from week one of Advent

Nope.

"What sort of man is this?" In many ways, this is THE question we all must answer.

If we aren't rooted in what has come before, we are unmoored in our thinking and often wander into dangerous, even heretical, places.

A look at the differences between the genealogies of Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew and Luke and what we are to make of them

A nerdy, but important conversation about the words "curing" and "healing."

It's an ancient discipline, but does it have a relevance for us today?

What is "The Recovery" and what are we trying to do here?