The methodically explores the nuanced and curious interpretation of Elaine Pagels' new book, delving into the polarized times, unexpected organization of the book, the crucifixion and anti-Jewishness in the Gospels, the resurrection and canonical texts, and the discussion around how Jesus became God and the Creed. The conversation encourages a thoughtful and open-minded approach to theological exploration.

Join us this first Sunday after Epiphany as The Rev. Mike Angell reflects on the baptism of Jesus. He connects this ancient story to the struggles of our modern world, calling us to stand in solidarity with those who are hurting or afraid. Rather than focusing on exaltation, he highlights Jesus’ vulnerability and humility as he wades into the risky, muddy waters of the Jordan. This message invites us to let go of our certainties and embrace a life shaped by openness, compassion, and love.

The Rev. Mike Angell explores the story of the Magi from the Gospel of Matthew, delving into themes of mystery, defiance against tyranny, the journey of migration, and the freedom to choose one's faith. He emphasizes the importance of hospitality to strangers and the hope that drives migration, while also discussing the broader implications of faith beyond traditional boundaries.