What do Advent and Tom Petty have in common? Check out Rev. Chelsea's Advent Reflection on Hope to find out.

In today's episode, Dana tackles the parable of the Rich Man & Lazarus, found in Luke 16:19-31. Listen as she reflects on what it means to choose a life not of self-centered indifference, but of inclusivity, joy, and and openness.

On today’s episode, Claire gets into the weeds as she shares her take on Matthew chapter 13, the parable of the weeds and the wheat.

In this episode, Rev. Claire explores Luke 12:13-21, otherwise known as the parable of the Rich Fool. But shouldn't we just call it the parable of the really lonely guy?

Have you ever wondered what are the limits to love? When Jesus commands us to love our neighbor, what does he mean? Aren't there boundaries as to who we are required to love? What does this look like in our practical, every day realities?

In this week's sermon, Rev. Chelsea explores Jesus' parable found in Matthew 20:1-16.

In today's episode, Dana shares a sermon on Luke 15, a collection of three parables: the parable of the lost sheep, the parable of the lost coin, and the parable of the lost son, or the prodigal son.

Semler is a queer-identifying musical artist whose songs have topped the charts in the Christian music world. Their new album, Stages of a Breakdown, is available now.

On today’s episode, Claire & Chelsea chat with Royce Lovett about his song, Better. Royce Lovett is a singer songwriter who has been signed to Motown Gospel Records.

Hanna, Lenora, and Darren are part of The Many - an uncommon and intentionally diverse collective making music for people to sing together about peace and justice and a world where all belong…

Joey Pearson is soulful singer and songwriter from southern Georgia, raised in southern California, and educated in Washington, D.C….

Latifah Alattas lives in Nashville, Tennessee, and has an extensive history of making innovative, tender, emotionally honest and transformative music whether with Page CXVI or one of her many other musical projects.