Lindsey Paris-Lopez brings her experience of converting to Islam then returning to Christianity to guide us in unlearning Islamophobia.
Exodus from Hell: Unlearning What You’ve Been Taught About Salvation
Pastor Adam Ericksen begins with the word Sheol to lead an exodus from hell so we can unlearn what we've been taught about salvation.
Lindsey Paris-Lopez
Question: What Is Your Belief As Far As Original Sin?
Interpretations of original sin often lead to judgment, separation, and violence. Lindsey Paris-Lopez guides us to escape original sin on the path of Love.
Unlearning Christian Homophobia
While some Christians uses passages in the Bible used to harm and exclude our LGBTQIA siblings, Pastor Adam Ericksen reveals how the Bible naturally leads Christians to be open and affirming.
Unlearning Violent Christianity
There is a longing in every human heart to be loved for exactly who we are. Many of us yearn to belong within a community that recognizes our potential and helps us live into it.
Blogs
In the Beginning, It’s All Good: An Introduction to Healing Stories of the Bible
Lindsey Paris-Lopez starts her series Healing Stories of the Bible in the beginning, in Genesis where God's creation is all good.
The Whitewashing of Martin Luther King, Jr. Revisited
Pastor Adam Ericksen examines the misportrayal of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s approach to nonviolence and invites us to confront our own participation in systems of injustice.
Martin Luther King’s Hope: The Beloved Community
Adam Ericksen highlights Martin Luther King Jr.'s vision of the beloved community which is anchored in the love and nonviolence of Jesus.
All Flesh Shall See Salvation
Pastor Adam Ericksen ponders the Advent peace candle, its message that all flesh shall see salvation, and our current reality.
Podcasts
SERIES FINALE | Hope In a Vulnerable Baby: The Weird and Wonderful Story of Christmas (Luke 2:1-20)
Adam Ericksen and Lindsey Paris-Lopez celebrate the hope offered to the world by the birth of a vulnerable baby in a manger to an unwed teen.
The Surprising and Subversive Genealogy of Jesus (Matthew 1:1-17)
Adam Ericksen and Lindsey Paris-Lopez explain Matthew's genealogy of Jesus does not gloss over the injustices committed by his ancestors.