What is a proverb? Author Dr David Coe describes them as: "one-liners that pack a powerful punch". Join us as we talk about the impact of those wise sayings...and hear what else Dr Coe has to say!

Satire is the technique of using irony, wit, or sarcasm to draw attention to foolish or wicked behavior. The prophet Jonah seemed to be pretty good at it. Join us to hear more.

Satire is the technique of using irony, wit, or sarcasm to draw attention to foolish or wicked behavior. The prophet Jonah seemed to be pretty good at it. Join us to hear more.

When was the last time you did something ridiculously embarrassing? Were you able to laugh at yourself? That's our topic this week - join us!

Do-overs: we don't always get them...but we all need them. Join us and we'll talk about that as we take the next step in the book of Jonah.

How does it feel to know that you are being followed? It is creepy or reassuring? Join us as we discuss the book of Jonah and "the great pursuit".

How long could you last sharing a house with another family? What if it were 2 other families? Join us in a conversation about the early church, hippy communes, and living as a community of believers.

Some fears are lasting, others are temporary. What causes that change? This week we're talking about the duel endings of Mark's Gospel and passing fears.

What's it like when a friend "has your back"? Join us as we talk about Mark 15 and how the words "I've gotcha covered" can make all the difference.

Is it worse to be overdressed or underdressed...or not dressed at all? Jump into a discussion about pride, shame, and the naked guy in Mark chapter 14.

What's your favorite story of star-crossed love? If we know the relationship is doomed why do we keep reading? Join us in a conversation about unhappy endings and Mark chapter 11.

When was the last time you felt like you belonged? It's often a fleeting experience. Join us as we discuss and Mark chapter 11 and the quest to find our own place.

How do you feel when you know there isn't anything more you can do? When you are completely stuck and it's out of your hands? Join us in a conversation about impossible situations.

Are you uncomfortable with silence or do you need it to think clearly? How do you feel during the pause between asking a question and getting an answer? Join us in a discussion about waiting in the dark, Mark chapter 8, and quiet phases.

Do you usually set your expectations high or are you prepared for the worst? Join us in a discussion about Mark chapter 9, anticipated results, and jaw-dropping surprises—both good and bad.

Are you a painter or a pointer? Do you communicate with pictures and imagery or with direct words? The Gospel writer Mark has a strong leaning in one of those directions... Come join the conversation, we'll point and paint together.

How good are you at reading people? Are your initial reactions usually correct? Join us in a conversation about Mark chapter 5 and the accuracy of first impressions.

What do you remember most about your favorite teacher? What about your least favorite? Join us in a conversation about effective teaching, life-long learning, and Mark chapter 4.

How does it feel to be an insider and what would you do to get there? Join us in a conversation about acceptance, inclusion, and finding a place.

Does knowing someone's past change the way you see them? Join us in a conversation about Mark chapter 2 and the significance of back-stories.

When was the last time you got more than you expected, better than normal, more than you needed? Join us in this new series on the Gospel of Mark as we discuss life experiences that are over-the-top. 

High school graduation...your first car...what was the defining moment in your coming-of-age? When do you become an official "adult member" of the family? Join us!

How often do you read the reviews of a new product before you buy it? Personal recommendations guide many of our purchases. The same can be said for matters of faith. Join us in a special Christmas episode as we discuss the testimony of John, a first-hand witness to the life of Jesus.

Is your glass half full or half empty? Which is more realistic? Jump into this conversation about Jim Stockdale, Daniel's final vision, and the dangers of optimism.

Which communicates more: the voice or the face? Be a part of this conversation about interaction, seeking intimacy with God and the vulnerability of prayer.