Violent wind. Divided tongues. Possible xenoglossy. Sound like someone broke into the “new wine” a little too early? Some witnesses at the time thought so, too. But no — this was the HOLY SPIRIT being poured out upon Christ’s disciples and the group of more than 100 believers gathered in Jerusalem, waiting just as Jesus had instructed them. This is the story of Pentecost.

Join us as we explore this remarkable moment in the life of the Church and what it still means for us today: how God meets people where they are, what faithful witness looks like across cultures and experiences, and whether we approach Scripture with the posture of cynics or believers.

"Love is patient, love is kind..." and, according to Paul in 1 Corinthians 13, love is also not irritable. 😅

Easier said than done, right? In a world full of hot-button issues and daily frustrations, keeping our cool is a constant battle. In our latest podcast episode, we’re diving into how we can actually combat irritability and what the true antidote might be.

Plus, Rev. Shawn shares something on this topic that he admits he would never say in a Sunday sermon! 🤫👇

🎙️The Tuesday Huddle is back! This week, we’re diving into the Apostle Paul’s “Love Chapter," 1 Corinthians 13 with all the questions including what makes our spiritual gifts actually matter? Why does HOW we give matter just as much as WHAT we give? And what would Rev. Shawn do differently if he had a do-over? 👀

Tune in on your drive, your walk, or wherever you listen to podcasts this week! 🎧

"Are we doing this right?” 😬

In The Gospel of Matthew 6, Jesus tells us not to “keep on babbling” in prayer, reminding us that God already knows what we need. So what does matter when we pray?

Take a listen to this week’s Tuesday Huddle to hear what two ministers--the Rev. Donna Barr and Rev. Shawn Barkley--say is the MOST important thing to do when we come to God, and how gratitude can transform our prayers and our lives.

THE BOOK OF EXODUS: MORE THAN JUST, well, AN EXODUS! In this week’s Tuesday Huddle, we took a deeper dive into Exodus—moving beyond the Golden Calf and Sunday’s sermon to explore the broader story of God’s deliverance, covenant, and presence among His people. From the very origins of the book to the formation of Israel’s identity, we traced how this powerful chapter reveals both God’s faithfulness and humanity’s ongoing struggle to trust Him. Join us for a little fun and a meaningful “run” through one of the most important books of the Bible!

Ever wonder what the crowd was thinking or hoping when they welcomed Jesus into Jerusalem at the beginning of Holy Week? Were they in awe of a leader they believed would change their political reality? Were they longing for someone to fulfill their ambitions for wealth, happiness, or power?

Join us this week as we take a Palm Sunday look at ambition and the kind of life God and His Son call us to cultivate in the Tuesday Huddle.

This week on the Tuesday Huddle, we explore Jesus’ powerful statement in John 14: “I am the way, the truth, and the life.” It sounds simple—until we truly wrestle with what it means.

Our conversation will take us from the present day all the way back to 325 AD and the Council of Nicaea, weaving in the story of a mysterious sunken basilica and raising deeper questions along the way: Are we climbing the right ladder? And if not, are we setting ourselves up for disappointment—or even despair?

Join us as we connect the dots and dig into a passage that challenges how we think about truth, direction, and what it means to follow Christ.