The RevCast

Jesus goes to a dinner party and tells a story about a dinner party. Very meta. Very Luke. The RevCast crew closes out the Show Up series with the parable of the great banquet, just in time for World Communion Sunday. A host sets the table. The A-list sends regrets: new land, five yoke of oxen, a brand-new spouse. So the invitation goes out to the streets, the lanes and everyone nobody else though...

Jesus goes to a dinner party and tells a story about a dinner party. Very meta. Very Luke. The RevCast crew closes out the Show Up series with the parable of the great banquet, just in time for World Communion Sunday. A host sets the table. The A-list sends regrets: new land, five yoke of oxen, a brand-new spouse. So the invitation goes out to the streets, the lanes and everyone nobody else though...

Matthew has one question on the final exam, and it is not "what do you believe?" Pastor Gregory Kendrick rejoins the RevCast table for a look at Matthew 25 and the sheep and the goats. The panel weighs faith against works, argues over who counts as "the least of these," and takes a Keith Green detour that dates everyone involved. There is also a Bible quiz where the answer isn&...

Matthew has one question on the final exam, and it is not "what do you believe?" Pastor Gregory Kendrick rejoins the RevCast table for a look at Matthew 25 and the sheep and the goats. The panel weighs faith against works, argues over who counts as "the least of these," and takes a Keith Green detour that dates everyone involved. There is also a Bible quiz where the answer isn&...

Galatians 6 hands you a contradiction and dares you to sit with it: bear one another's burdens, then two verses later, carry your own load. Which is it? Mike goes to the Greek to sort out baros from phortion, Paul makes the case that most of us secretly want to be God's cop, and Bri asks the question that actually keeps pastors up at night: what do you say from the pulpit about accountabil...

Galatians 6 hands you a contradiction and dares you to sit with it: bear one another's burdens, then two verses later, carry your own load. Which is it? Mike goes to the Greek to sort out baros from phortion, Paul makes the case that most of us secretly want to be God's cop, and Bri asks the question that actually keeps pastors up at night: what do you say from the pulpit about accountabil...

Isaiah walks into the temple and sees God on a throne with six-winged seraphs shouting "holy, holy, holy," and somehow the episode ends with Bri calling Mike a Comic Sans who just wants everybody to like him while he insists he's a Helvetica Nouveau. Paul's on vacation, so Mike, Bri, and Jeremy dig into Isaiah 6 solo: the vision, the live coal, the "man of unclean lips"...

Isaiah walks into the temple and sees God on a throne with six-winged seraphs shouting "holy, holy, holy," and somehow the episode ends with Bri calling Mike a Comic Sans who just wants everybody to like him while he insists he's a Helvetica Nouveau. Paul's on vacation, so Mike, Bri, and Jeremy dig into Isaiah 6 solo: the vision, the live coal, the "man of unclean lips"...

Despite being prompted a few times Peter ccan't quite say the the word love, and sort of becomes the whole point. Mike, Bri, Jeremy, and Paul close out the  Unlikely  series with a look at Peter and the two charcoal fires. Nobody in this one is fully baked. That's kind of the good news. Music from #Uppbeat  ⁠https://uppbeat.io/t/doug-organ/code-switching⁠  License code: ACLEIQKGDLNBXD8L

Despite being prompted a few times Peter ccan't quite say the the word love, and sort of becomes the whole point. Mike, Bri, Jeremy, and Paul close out the  Unlikely  series with a look at Peter and the two charcoal fires. Nobody in this one is fully baked. That's kind of the good news. Music from #Uppbeat  https://uppbeat.io/t/doug-organ/code-switching  License code: ACLEIQKGDLNBXD8L

Elijah just won the biggest showdown of his prophetic career and immediately went and asked God to let him die under a tree. Relatable, honestly. This week Mike, Bri, Jeremy, and Paul sit with 1 Kings 19 and the moment God shows up, not in the wind, not in the earthquake, not in the fire, but in the quiet, with hotcakes and some water. Turns out God isn't in the business of plenty. Just enough...

Elijah just won the biggest showdown of his prophetic career and immediately went and asked God to let him die under a tree. Relatable, honestly. This week Mike, Bri, Jeremy, and Paul sit with 1 Kings 19 and the moment God shows up, not in the wind, not in the earthquake, not in the fire, but in the quiet, with hotcakes and some water. Turns out God isn't in the business of plenty. Just enough...

This week in Unlikely: Martha gets stuck doing dishes, Mary gets to sit at Jesus' feet, and Paul can't stop quoting the Byrds about it. Mike, Bri, Jeremy, and Paul dig into what it meant for two women to run a household with no man in charge, why "few things are needed" might be the most useful sentence in the whole Gospel for anyone who over-functions at church, and how the stor...

Moses has a résumé problem. Sentenced to death before he was born, wanted for a killing he fled, forty years out of the game babysitting sheep, and by the time the bush lights up he's eighty. So he does the reasonable thing. He argues. Who am I? What's your name? I'm not a good speaker. Fine, then please send literally anyone else. Week two of Unlikely, and the panel takes the hint. Ev...

Moses has a résumé problem. Sentenced to death before he was born, wanted for a killing he fled, forty years out of the game babysitting sheep, and by the time the bush lights up he's eighty. So he does the reasonable thing. He argues. Who am I? What's your name? I'm not a good speaker. Fine, then please send literally anyone else. Week two of Unlikely, and the panel takes the hint. Ev...

This week on RevCast, we're kicking off a brand new series called Unlikely, six weeks, six biblical characters who wouldn't have been anyones first pick. This week: Hannah. childless, getting picked on by her family, and when she finally pours her heart out to God, the priest on duty takes one look and assumes she's drunk. Pastor Paul shows up fashionably late per usual, and pastors St...

We close out the RESET series this week with Mark 2, the story where Jesus and the disciples get caught snacking on raw grain in a field on the Sabbath and the Pharisees lose their minds about it. Turns out the real question is not "did they break the rules" but "why does breaking the rules feel like the end of the world." Jesus answers by dragging up an old story about David w...

We close out the RESET series this week with Mark 2, the story where Jesus and the disciples get caught snacking on raw grain in a field on the Sabbath and the Pharisees lose their minds about it. Turns out the real question is not "did they break the rules" but "why does breaking the rules feel like the end of the world." Jesus answers by dragging up an old story about David w...

Unlikely flavors and a puppy named Mongo - the RevCast crew is back from vacation and somehow still lands on one of the deepest questions we can ask ourselves: are you living off a fire hose or drinking from still water? Mike, Bri, Paul, and Jeremy crack open Psalm 23 and ask what it means to let the Shepherd set your pace instead of running yourself into the ground. Plus: why "don't try...

Jesus wakes up before everyone, slips off to a deserted place, and basically plays the world's first game of holy hide-and-seek. This week, the RevCast panel resets their space with Mark 1:35-39, the morning Jesus disappeared to pray and came back knowing exactly where to go next, instead of letting the crowd pick for him. Mike, Bri, and Paul get into why physically stepping out of the room ch...

This week on RevCast, special guest Pastor Brandan Robertson, author of  Queer and Christian , pulls up a chair to help us reset the table. Not the furniture, the one in Acts 2 where the early church ate together, shared everything, and somehow grew without a building, a budget, or a single ergonomically hostile pew. We get into who's at the table, who's missing, and why the most church-li...

Brand new series, brand new intro music (kind of sounds like the musical lovechild of The Haunted Mansion and Austin Powers). This week the pastors start  Reset , beginning with the part of the day nobody asked for: the morning. Most people wake up, grab their phones, and start doom-scrolling before their feet hit the floor. Psalm 5 is basically an ancient guy laying it all out before God at sunri...

Brand new series, brand new intro music (kind of sounds like the musical lovechild of The Haunted Mansion and Austin Powers). This week the pastors start  Reset , beginning with the part of the day nobody asked for: the morning. Most people wake up, grab their phones, and start doom-scrolling before their feet hit the floor. Psalm 5 is basically an ancient guy laying it all out before God at sunri...

Pastor Bree takes the wheel this week with a mixtape track she picked herself - Madonna's  Material Girl , Ecclesiastes 2, and a Pentecost that somehow ties it all together. The question on the table: are you owning your stuff, or is it owning you? New episode out now. Tell your friends. Tell your enemies. God loves them too.

Pastor Bree takes the wheel this week with a mixtape track she picked herself - Madonna's  Material Girl , Ecclesiastes 2, and a Pentecost that somehow ties it all together. The question on the table: are you owning your stuff, or is it owning you? New episode out now. Tell your friends. Tell your enemies. God loves them too.