We are all on our faith journeys and, while we don't understand certain things now, we might later. The disciples, even though they lived so close to Christ, had exactly that experience. Explore more in our Luke 9 Bible Experience.…
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Tests, healing, faith scattered and gathered… Luke 8 is full, just as our lives are full. What we do with that fullness (whether it be joys, trials or the mundane) is what matters.…
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You are navigating TOUGH times. It's much easier when you have community. Who are your "ride or die" people? We all need 'em.…
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What does Vancouver street artist iHeart, who describes himself as “just a boy with ideas, opinions and a whole lot of aerosol,” have to do with Luke 7? Well, check out our Luke 7 Art Moment to find out.…
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Do you observe Sabbath? Why and how? Do you love those who hate you? Why or why not? How about this: When was the last time you built a house on quicksand instead of a firm foundation? This week’s Luke 6 Bible Experience is full of questions to chew on.…
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What does refuge mean to you? Welcome to The Deconstructed Church. Where congregants create their own virtual liturgy.…
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"I am willing," Jesus says in Luke 5. With His words and His touch, He showed willingness to heal and care. He's still willing today. Are we willing to receive?…
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Artist Carl Wilhelmson painted a family part of the local fishing community from his native Bohuslän, Sweden, showing them crossing the water to get to church. Probably “as they usually did” on a Sunday. In Luke 4, Jesus goes to synagogue “as he usually did.” Kinda makes you think about…
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Welcome to church! “Church?” you may be asking yourself. Yes. Church. Traditionally, “church” was a building. But, we live in a digital age where many of us don’t even go to a building for work anymore, let alone for church. So, this digital space is not just standing in for…
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John the Baptist's whole life points to Jesus and the Gospel. Some confuse John's message as a call for sacrifice. But the Gospel requires mercy, not sacrifice; and its design is to engage us to do all the good we can and to be just to all men.…
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