Jesus demonstrates that there is time to end the conversation with someone when they are unwilling to participate in good faith.

Jesus demonstrates that there is time to end the conversation with someone when they are unwilling to participate in good faith.

Jesus argues that the ultimate purpose of laws, rules, and traditions is human wellbeing.

The gospel takes into consideration our deepest longings and needs. In conversation with Christ, we are met with deep curiosity and a holy presence that dignifies what we most need and want.

Jesus claims that the authority we outsource to God has been given to us by God.

Jesus claims that the authority we outsource to God has been given to us by God.

Jesus demonstrates a tradition of dialogue, not monologue, which produces growth, maturity, and “perfection” for those who follow his example.

Jesus resists temptation by appealing to the goodness of God. Can we do the same?

Jesus demonstrates that the authentic spiritual journey begins with curiosity, not condemnation.

Inclusion is a difficult but necessary act to experience the KOG.

A congregational dialogue about the art of community.

Love is the end of all our prayers, practices, and gifts.

The community of love is made whole by our differences.

The community of love exists for the common good.

The community of love is experienced as sincere affection.

The community of love is experienced as sincere affection.

The community of love is empowered by the gifts of its members.

A congregational dialogue about the art of community.

A congregational dialogue about the art of community.

A community of love is cultivated by mutual aid.