On a hot day, we invited people to talk to each other asking: does the tone we give Jesus change what his words mean? 

How big is your definition of community?

What story can we tell when dementia and memory loss show up?

What's your home base? And where is Jesus in it?

How would you remix a biblical story? And could you admit your fears?

A re-recording of Pastor Marc's sermon. Do you remember what the keynote speaker at your graduation actually said?

How Pentecost shows us who we are. 

Jesus prays. But what does his last prayer before his arrest say about us? 

Tell Me More is a powerful three word phrase. 

The oddness of the smallest amount of geese possible. 

Meet Tabitha and a life lived in generosity. Icon found here: https://reinkat.wordpress.com/2014/11/20/st-tabitha-icon/

Let's start with a pop quiz and spend time with Saul, Ananias, and Jesus' call. 

Fun fact: Jesus had a body (but not a cardboard cutout like this one). 

Fun fact: the women stayed.

The seat at the Lord's Table. 

What's your odd-ball Scripture story?

Jesus is Jesus - always. 

Celebrating Firefighters

The titles we give to different stories in the Bible matter. So what happens if we change one?

What does this mean isn't only a question for 13 year olds. 

Individual communion cups come from somewhere. And Paul's comment on citizenship makes a difference. 

Let's chat about the devil.

Don't try to make Lent convenient; just Lent. 

Fun fact: it's good for us to be here. 

Fun fact: Jesus meant what he said. 

We haven't heard this text on a Sunday morning at church in 15 years. So let's spend time with Jesus saying "woe." 

Why did Jesus chose Peter anyways?

Jesus is busy breaking our entitlements to show us a world where God's love rules. 

Jesus isn't interested in us mistaking the weather for the climate. 

The story of the wedding at Cana is an odd one to start Jesus' public ministry. But that oddness is part of the point.