A conversation about how an outsider challenges the insiders in our continuing story of who is clean and who is unclean. (P.S. this one leaves us hanging)

Terry Wilson

A man comes seeking an answer from Jesus and gets a lot more than he bargained for. We do too…we get a Savior who became poor to give us everything.

Michael Amman

Jesus is transfigured on a mountain and we try to sort out what that means. Hopefully we do better than the disciples.

Michael Amman

Our ideas of clean and dirty are challenged by a king who is confronted on issues of cleanliness. Jesus peels back layers of hypocrisy and tradition to reveal the real dirt on us.

Michael Amman

We wait for Jesus, wait for him to heal people, to explain himself, and we find something there in the waiting. We find he is never hurried, and certainly never late.

Michael Amman

We see Jesus calming a storm like you calm a kitten and we have vivid Jonah-flashbacks in the process. Extinguishing a storm foreshadows the biggest one that will sink Him…for us. Where is your faith?

Michael Amman

Jesus tells a tale of sower, seed, and soil. We ask what that has to do with us. Growth ensues.

Michael Amman

Jesus crosses a line that alienates the religious and political power structures of His world for the sake of the Kingdom of God. His Kingdom is hostile to all the kingdoms of fear, manipulation, and darkness.

Michael Amman

Jesus doesn’t fix our problems, He is after the whole framework of our hearts, minds, and existence.

Michael Amman

We consider a scary word and what it means for Jesus to teach us as the one who wrote the book and didn’t just read it.

Michael Amman