Barry talks about the things we do and dont realize about the world in which we live, the relationships we have to others in that world, and the nature of the table to which Christ invites us.  

Barry walks through Psalm 80, utilizing a repeated phrase to evaluate our need and our provision. We bring two things to the equation of this relationship with God: need and willingness to remain unde

Barry concludes the conversation about what it means to both do and be human. It is humbling to realize that our mundane processes can provide for us and others, our work can shape the way people see

Barry starts a conversation about being human, prompted by reading Hannah Arendts book, The Human Condition. In scripture there is an inherent relationship between our being and doing. To give everyt

Barry talks about Psalm 79 and the shift necessary to make the most of mistreatment. Yes, I said making the most of mistreatment. With all the natural evil in this world, God is most interested in wor

Barry completes the series about a Christians moral and political obligations. Jesus, our example, is the only one who can safely traverse the land marks and mines, heading right to love of God and o

Barry finishes up the foundation for a conversation about the conjunction of ethical society and theological ends. Today focuses on the strengths and weaknesses of progressivism and conservatism and h

Barry starts a series about how Christs life and ministry should inform our lives, defining the destination and the journey. Buckle your seat belts as we ride the emotional roller coaster of theologi

Barry talks about faith and its destination. Some circles are still contemplating the truthfulness of the Bible. If that debate is decided in favor of the Scriptures, one may think our work here is do

Barry talks through a long psalm, 78, about the longer history of a peoples broken relationship with their God. When God blesses them, they forget him, and when he judges them, they blame him. A lose