Episodes

With a day of beautiful weather on deck, Dan expects most of the town will out for an evening of fun and community. We also reflect on the call to share the message of Easter with others.

Dan’s on the mend, and so is the weather. Inspired by Mrs. Quackerson sitting patiently on her eggs, Dan introduces the concept of sanctification — becoming more and more like Jesus, slowly, over time, by practicing what we know we’re supposed to do and trusting God w…

Get your art supplies ready because it’s Draw a Bird Day! Even if you don’t think of yourself as a great artist, you can still use the creativity God gave you to have some fun. We also have an exciting update from the Village Green pond!

Dan’s feeling under the weather, but still riding high from Easter. He introduces the idea of “bittersweet” — holding sadness and joy at the same time — and connects it to the story of Jesus weeping at the tomb of his friend Lazarus, even though he was about to brin…

On Easter, God proved that the power of life and love is stronger than anything. When we show love, we are wielding a true super power.

As Jesus prays in the Garden of Gethsemane, we see that Jesus allows himself to die on the cross, not because he wanted to, but because he loved us so much and trusted God to be faithful. We also wrap up the entire season of Lent with some reflection questions.

Dan shares about a special meal with family before telling the story of Jesus’s Last Supper. It was a night of dirty feet, broken bread, and a love so big it changed how we gather around every table.

It’s April Fools’ Day! Dan shares his family’s favorite prank, looks for humor in the Bible, and discovers that the story of Jesus is full of surprises where the biggest power comes from the greatest love.

Dan walks through three ways the Bible helps us understand why Jesus died — as a gift of love, a bridge that brings us close to God, and a daring rescue plan. Even when the answers aren’t simple, God’s love shines through.

Dan shares about the Palm Sunday festivities from the weekend. Just as people were so excited to welcome Jesus long ago, we too can welcome him into our lives and world today.