Jesus and Politics, pt. 1

Jesus has been called many things - even a revolutionary.  But, that isn't altogether fair, especially when you consider all He could have done, but didn't.  When it came to politics Jesus revolutionized what it meant to be a revolutionary.

This past Sunday, at Storyline's Gathering, we began a three part series on Jesus and politics.  

The band performed songs by Marvin Gaye, Stealers Wheel, a Michael Koch original and more.

What’s Your Favourite?

This past Sunday, we wanted to explore some of your favorite and least favorite things. We could have been fans of so many different ideas, people, flavors, teams, and music. If that was just the way the world worked, who were God’s favorites?

Who did he cheer for?

The band performed songs by Randy Newman, Echosmith, Drew Holcomb, and more.

Questions God Asks Us, Pt. 2

Life generates a lot of questions. Mystery and complications abound. But, it is not as if we weren't a part of all of that. We too, were complicated and even mysterious. And every once in a while, it was a good idea for us to allow God to ask us some questions.

Last Sunday at Storyline's Gathering, we continued our series on the questions God asked us.

The band performed songs by Tom Petty, Maggie Rogers, Nikka Costa, and Will Reagan.

Finding Grace in Jonah

It's easy to experience God's grace when life is good and everything is going as planned.  But what about when things don't go how we want or expect them to?  This past Sunday, at Storyline's Gathering, we took a look at how to find God in the midst of unexpected and unwelcome circumstances.

The band performed songs by Fleetwood Mac, Peter Bradley Adams, City and Colour, and more.

Finding Grace in Numbers

To say we live in a time of change is to put it mildly - everything is changing and faster than ever.  Yet, there are episodes in the bible that recount settings very similar to ours; enormous upheaval, dislocation and unclear paths forward. 

This past Sunday, at Storyline's Gathering, we continued our search for the Grace of God in the Old Testament in a book all about just such a time, whose title literally means, "The Wilderness." Sounds familiar.

The band performed songs by Alicia Keys, Brandi Carlile, Joy Oladukan and more.

Finding Grace in Exodus

All summer, we have been looking at ways to find the Grace of God in the most difficult parts of the Bible. 

This past Sunday, we continued to do the same by exploring how God's deliverance of the Israelite people could surprise us in ways we never expected.  

The band performed songs by Creedence Clearwater Revival, Cat Stevens, Michael Koch, and more.