In this episode we discuss Lent and Holy week in light of the state of the world, our seasonal materials from A Sanctified Art (everything [in] between), and the scriptures and stories of Holy Week. It is a hard and heavy world, but as we wrestle with the texts and season we also look for, and toward, continued hope.

In this episode we look at the text from Luke that falls on eth second Sunday in Lent, for the Everything [in] Between series, put out by A Sanctified Art. It's the story of Mary and Martha (Luke 10:38-42) and we unpack the historical and traditional understandings of the text as well as other ways to interpret it. Also, after a long hiatus, we're truly aiming to be back in the saddle with weekly episodes. Thank you for your patience.

In this episode Pr. Andrew and Pr. Molly unpack the Christmas story from Luke's gospel and how we might read it afresh this Christmas season.

It has been months since we've dropped a podcast and now that Pr. Molly is back from sabbatical, we're back in the 'studio'!

This episode explores the texts for the third Sunday of Advent from A Sanctified Art's "Words for the Beginning" series. Specifically this episode looks at Luke 3:7-16 with a touch of Isaiah 58, full of broods of vipers and pitchforks!

In this episode we unpack part of Jesus' farewell discourse in John's gospel (15:9-17) and what it means to receive Jesus' commandment to love. We wrestle with what love means and then explore how this passage might just be a profound call to friendship and community.

We apologize for our absence from podcasting and look forward to getting back in rhythm this summer. Please bear with us over the next few weeks as we continue a bit of irregularity.

In this episode, we dive deeply into Jesus' statements about life and death from John 12:20-33.

In this episode we take a deep dive into one of the most famous lines of scripture (John 3:16) and what the larger passage, and Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus, might mean for us today.

In this episode we wrestle with the story of Jesus' clearing of the temple (John's version [John 2:13-22]) and what it means through the lens of Johannine history as well as embodiment.