The Parish Podcast

This morning John Ott shares three refreshing approaches to scripture.

This morning we engaged four different lectionary passages from Psalm 137, Lamentations 1-3, Jeremiah 32, and Habakkuk 1-2. They each grapple with Israel's exile into Babylonian captivity and the confusion, chaos, and lament that followed.

This morning Noel shares a homily on Luke 16:1-13, The Parable of the Shrewd Manager.

This morning was a special day in the Church Calendar - a major feast called Holy Cross Day. Each year this day reminds us of the Cross of Christ, through which Jesus poured out God's love and showed us how to follow in his example.

This morning Benjamin Wills shares a homily from Luke 15. 

This morning, we'll wrap up our journey through the Father's House of Love. We'll see how God's house is meant to draw us in and send us out back into the world for the sake of others.

This morning, we walk deeper into our journey of the Father's House of Love and see how God restories our stories with his Story.

This morning Jordan shares the how and why of our House Church model at The Parish. 

This morning we began a new ministry year by considering life in our community as a house of love.  

This morning we engage the Good Samaritan story in Luke 10 while being led by Ian and Ruthie North, founders of Presencia Ministry in Atlanta.

This morning's homily encourages us to be lead out by Christ like the 72 in Luke 10.

Today enter into the Pentecost story, making space for the Holy Spirit to descend on us again.

On Ascension Sunday, we remember the other "rising" of Christ as he ascended into the heavens, coronated as King of an everlasting Kingdom.

This morning we shared what we sense is ahead in the next chapters of our church story, including critical updates around our facility, House Church model, and spiritual formation classes and groups.

This morning Jordan wraps up our series on Jesus' Sermon on the Mount and reminds of the more beautiful song being offered.

This morning Benjamin Wills shares a homily from the lectionary on John 21:1-19, the story where Christ meets his disciples again on the shore of the Sea of Galilee.

Family Pastor, Sarah Fetz, shares a brief homily on her experience of faith and baptism before celebrating the sacrament of baptism in this Sunday gathering.

The story of scarcity is deeply ingrained in us. Jesus, in his Sermon on the Mount, offers a truer counter/narrative about God’s Kingdom of abundance.

This morning we explore greed and possessions while engaging the teachings of Jesus in the Wilderness and his Sermon on the Mount. 

This podcast begins with a Lenten Practice and Prayer, and it continues with a homily from Jordan continuing on The Sermon on the Mount.

This morning Jordan teaches on the spiritual realities of wilderness, temptations, and tests. We are invited to be more deeply formed through these into way of Jesus; especially as we begin the Season of Lent this week.

This morning we conclude a deep dive on Jesus' theme of desire in the Sermon on the Mount.

Today we continue on the key theme of desire in Jesus' Sermon on the Mount and consider how our core desires can become misaligned or disfigured.

Jordan shares about the key theme of desire in Jesus' Sermon on the Mount and invites us to consider how our desires are meant to point towards the fullness of God.

Listen along for a refreshing approach to the fullness and wholeness of life with Christ. The oft complicated passage of "But you are to be perfect, even as your Father in heaven is perfect," is meaningfully met with the hope and grace of Jesus in this morning's homily.