Luke 21:5-38

Under stress some of us over-function, some of us under-function. It doesn't work to tell us to, "Stop it." We need something that releases us from the stress and strain.

This episode looks at what Jesus does it release us from the inevitability of keeping on over-functioning or under-functioning.

Credits and Sources:

Murray Bowen, Michael E. Kerr, Roberta M. Gilbert, Edwin H. Friedman, Steve Cuss, Craig Keener, Justo Gonzalez, Alan Culpepper, Joel Green, David Burns, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, David Garland, Tim Geddert.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

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(03/01/26)

Luke 19:47-21:4

We all know what it is like to face options, categories, and choices that leave us stuck because there is no way to move forward without violating a core part of who we are. None of the options or categories work.

It is a stalemate, a double-bind, an impasse, a lose/lose.

This episode is about navigating these kinds of situations with Jesus. There is a way through, and Jesus is the way through.

Credits:

Richard Rohrbaugh, Bruce Malina, David Garland, Joel Green, Justo Gonzalez, Tim Geddert, Alan Culpepper, Craig Keener, Edwin Friedman, Steve Cuss.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(02/21/26)

Luke 19:28-44

"Peace" and "peacemaking" are words that get thrown around a lot. People have very different ideas of HOW we achieve peace.

So many people say that they want peace, and yet we live in a world so lacking in peace.

This episode extends the conversation from simply saying that we want peace, to ask what does Jesus show us that we can do that makes peace possible and actual?

Credits and Sources:

Dallas Willard, Scot McKnight, Bill Wilson, Joel Green, Edwin Yamauchi, David Garland, Tim Geddert, Justo Gonzalez, Alan Culpepper, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Preston Sprinkle, Dan White Jr.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(02/01/26)