(Based on Matthew 4:18-22) - Jesus was born poor and, by some accounts, illegitimate, in a feeding trough, inside a dank barn. When the authorities tried to kill the little boy, the family fled and became asylum-seeking refugees. Jesus was truly an underdog and he chose to associate with other ...

(Based on Luke 4:14-30, John 2:13-20) - In this installment, Andy Frost asks us to put aside our sanitized views of Jesus the nice guy, and confronts us with the Jesus who turned over tables and screamed against hypocrisy, the Jesus who crossed racial and gender divides and who purposely and publ...

(Based on Matthew 27:24-54) - Jesus is the greatest hero we could ever hope to follow. But this hero is different from the others. His greatest accomplishments appears to be a horrendous defeat. In this installment, Andy Frost takes us inside the brutal reality of Jesus' execution and urges us...

(Based on Matthew 17:1-9) - Christians say that they follow Jesus, but what does that really mean? it's one thing to follow a set of rules or expectations, but Christians are called to follow a person. Who is Jesus to you? Is he a hobby or the focus of your existence, your headliner? In this ...

(Based on Matthew 5-7) - Jesus was a dreamer. He believed another world was truly possible. And he believed in this dream so deeply that he was willing to pay for it with his life. In this installment, Andy Frost outlines the dream of Jesus as found in his teaching and asks, Do you share his d...

(Matthew 3:13-4:11) Jesus was anything but predictable. Right from the start – when he was baptized at the River Jordan – he marches off into the wilderness to battle with Satan. This episode explores the temptations that we face and how we hold onto our identity amidst the trials and the challen...

(Matthew 26:36-45) We are called to be followers of Jesus but that can be difficult. The footprints of the physical Jesus have long since disappeared and instead we often follow a set of rules or spiritual to-do lists. It is time to get back to following Jesus again and to do this we must first g...