Branches. Sunday.

Our Lent series continues with 4 amazing nurses and all kinds of wisdom around pain, life, death, and God.

We kick off Lent 2017 with an interview with Aleigha Rankin. Her story is as painful, hard, and frustrating, as it is empowering and inspiring. She, and her story, are pure gift.

How do we know if it's real, if it's Jesus, if it's legit? Jesus, fortunately, answered…

A body needs to be flexible and strong. Stretched and sure. And you have a body and you are a part of a body.

Superbowl, politics, equality, and the story of Sodom and Gommorrah. Plus some questions and conversation at the end…

and refugees and coffee beans and deimos and phobos.

We talk. We listen. We had some great conversation. We get right to the immigration ban and what that means for those of us who follow Jesus. (We didn't mic the crowd so there are some gaps - our apologies.)

We're so grateful to have Jayme Koerselman talk mind, attachment theory, mental health, faces, and God in all of it.

What drives change, evolution, revolution, and new, on the narrow road?

It's a new year and a new series: what. What is Christianity in 2017?

Peace, fear, and filaments. Some perspectives to resist fear. For the video referenced about Aleppo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3cUGNa6j0Q

Paul Young (author of The Shack) speaks and what a gift he brings. We are beyond grateful for everything he said and everything he is.

Empire, resistance, printers, chlorine, angst, and joy. Sometimes it just comes out…

We kick off the season of Advent, by letting the kids do some of the talking and learning and laughing from what they have to say as we go through the story.

We wrap up the adventure that has been 2 Samuel with a conversation about prayer… and some perspective.