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We launch our new series that is meant to process faith, life and ultimate reality through several lenses that have been shared with us via social sciences, philosophy and others. Second half of message Kris explains the difference between bounded and centered set and how it shapes ones experience with God, community and self. The post Centered vs Bounded Set first appeared on Neighborhood Church.

A discussion as a church on the difference between joy and happiness through the lens of John 15. The post Art of Joy first appeared on Neighborhood Church.

We discuss Jesus speaking in John 5 and what it might look like to step into the flow of divine love. The post Enter the flow first appeared on Neighborhood Church.

Thecla was a strong, fierce woman who found sacredness in unlikely spaces….apart from men. A true saint that inspired countless women, trans folk and others who have been left behind in the wake of patriarchy and belonging. The post Unnamed: Thecla first appeared on Neighborhood Church.

Rachel inspired an entire community of people to think critically of their faith. To leave behind toxic stories of exclusion and power and move with wonder and curiosity towards better stories of sacredness and belonging. The post Unnamed: Rachel Held Evans first appeared on Neighborhood Church.

We started a new series on people who have brought hope and joy to countless people but in ways that can fall outside of what we might dignify as “saintlike.” We look at the story in Mark 14 where Jesus says that no one will ever forget this woman who washed his feet!!!!!!!! only to… The post UnNamed: Unlikely Saints first appeared on Neighborhood Church.

Celebrating the tradition on Easter at Neighborhood. Sauter discusses the miracle of resurrection playing out in relationships and why it’s good news for all of us….including those who have deconstructed. The post Easter!!!!! Resurrection & Relationship first appeared on Neighborhood Church.

Sauter launches new series where we talk on the theological importance of Jesus asking a question of “who do you say that I am?” The post Who do you say that I am? first appeared on Neighborhood Church.