…if this is the good news, I’d hate to hear the bad news.

It’s hard to execute the plan and get to where you want to be if you don’t know which way is north.

Our Gospel this morning is “The Widow’s Mite”. It must be pledge season again… But there’s more to consider here.

Pastor Aaron gives us a perspective on the Book of Revelation, which some have referred to as “John’s acid trip”.

I want us to sit for a while with Job and think about how suffering and loss can make us re-think who God is.

It’s hard to overstate the shock value Jesus’ words...

What you say is cosmically important.

It would be a lot easier to defend the Christian faith if they had left stories like this one out of the bible.

Ever wonder what a baby bird feels like when mom shoves it out of the nest?

How about a God who’s equal parts cosmic therapist and divine butler … a magical genie?

The kingdom of God. An invasive species?

Jesus has drawn quite the crowd. But some of the people who have come aren’t big fans.

God’s face, power and hope…as it relates to Tupperware.

God is one indivisible entity while at the same time being three distinct entities. Preachers and congregations both dislike this concept.

Who wants your Vestry to make a big decision by flipping a coin?

Lots of vine. No grapes. Could this be you?

“Here is your life. You might never have been, but you are because the party wouldn't have been complete without you.

Jesus brings worship in the Temple to a screeching halt.

Jesus’ would-be followers must take up their very own cross? Maybe I’ll wait around for the next Messiah.

Pastors and theologians throw around terms like “Kingdom of God” and then we expect you all to figure out what it means.