Our hearts are tied to our money more than we like to admit. Part of doing what makes us holy is doing what makes our money holy - but what does that look like?

Suffering is something we do not want, and yet hardship happens and suffering is a reality in life. Given this fact, who do we move toward what God’s wants in our suffering - how can you “suffer well”?

Time and holy are connected. Part of being set apart for God’s purposes is setting apart time that is different. That is part of the idea behind Sabbath, and Sabbath is part of entering into the deeper rest Jesus promises.

Holy is heard as impossible, negative, or confusing - but you are called to be holy. So what does that mean, and how can we even think about achieving it. Spoiler: It starts with Jesus.

Hebrews 2:9-11

What’s with all the stuff we stick on the Christmas tree? It is often full of memories, and can create beauty - but is there more?

Guest Pastor - Rev. Dr. Micah McCreary

Keep the Trinity in the Tree!

Jashton Gieser looks not only at Jesus on the mount of transfiguration, but what we learn by looking at the whole story.

At some point the question changes from general information to personal belief. Who do you say that Jesus is? And what difference does that make?

Will we have enough? That can be a common worry, but Jesus made sure people had enough to be satisfied - and more. The more = the leftovers - sent a important message to the world.

We naturally view trauma as something bad, and yet in Mark 5 we see Jesus taking his disciples from one traumatic experience into another one. What do we make of this? Can trauma be a tool?