Jesus told his disciples (and us) that “I have come to serve, not to be served”. So what does Jesus think of the church structures (physical and institutional) that we’ve built in His name over the last 2,018 years? Like the Noah’s Ark story, the life and death of Jesus...
The story of Noah’s Ark. Wrapping up a series of conversations about creation and new beginnings, today we’re looking at this mythical story that has so much to say about human relationships, our stewardship of the planet, and God’s plans for this wondrous Earth.
Jesus didn’t tell people to be grateful, not even during harvest season. He simply exuded gratitude in his daily living, teaching us to be thankful for the many simple blessings in our lives through connecting with others, with the Earth, and with our own breath and spirit.
Heaven and hell, the cosmos, and bacteria cells – we explore it all in this deep dive discussion about death.
We’ve been taught that we’re all inherently sinful at birth, that our “original sin” comes from a choice made by Adam and Eve (Eve chose first, by the way) and that this choice led to God evicting the couple from the perfection of the garden, forever. This week, Robin and...
Jesus told his friends and followers, “I am the way”. He also came to dismantle religion as they knew it, and make the world great again. So how do we follow the Jesus who taught us that faith is best served by conversation and dialogue, not by following structure?
