The class examined how the Bible and its testaments came to exist, explored historical interpretations, and considered how scripture might do more than teach beliefs. We looked at how it could help us live with confidence and creativity in the present.

The Bible featured people in “in-between” times, leaving a past that no longer worked and heading into an unclear future. We explored the spiritual lessons learned from their examples, discovering insights for navigating our own uncertain transitions.

The class explored death through open discussions and reflections, delving into cultural perspectives, personal beliefs, and practical preparations. Participants gained a deeper understanding of this universal experience and discovered ways to approach it with acceptance and meaning.

The Book of Isaiah has inspired Christians for millennia. Not only did Isaiah shape and influence the Jesus-Movement, this book also inspired countless social activists and literary figures, from Martin Luther King, Jr. to Jane Addams to Toni Morrison. Explore how we might find inspiration in the hopeful, critical, and liberating message of Isaiah.

End times. Apocalypse. The second coming of Christ - these have been some of Google's most popular search terms for the last few years. But, what do any of these words actually mean, and what importance do they have for our faith? Let’s look together at what "apocalypse" is in the Bible, what it's come to mean today, and what it might teach us about ourselves in this historical moment.es here