It is rare to find a church that sympathizes with the feelings of many persons that, “Jesus is ok but the Church has let me down.” On a local television station, pastor Steve Koski regularly invites people to explore what he calls, a Spacious Christianity. Listen to a conversation that encourages people to explore their doubts and brokenness and to trust their real-life experiences. How can we square this approach to belief with religious tradition?

It is rare to find a church that sympathizes with the feelings of many persons that, “Jesus is ok but the Church has let me down.” On a local television station, pastor Steve Koski regularly invites people to explore what he calls, a Spacious Christianity. Listen to a conversation that encourages people to explore their doubts and brokenness and to trust their real-life experiences. How can we square this approach to belief with religious tradition?

It is rare to find a church that sympathizes with the feelings of many persons that, “Jesus is ok but the Church has let me down.” On a local television station, pastor Steve Koski regularly invites people to explore what he calls, a Spacious Christianity. Listen to a conversation that encourages people to explore their doubts and brokenness and to trust their real life experiences. How can we square this approach to belief with religious tradition?