In this episode, we turn our attention to a part of generosity we don’t often talk about: receiving. Because while we tend to think of generosity as something we give, Christian generosity actually begins with we receive. So listen in, as we explore with honesty and humor why it feels so much easier to talk about what we’ve earned rather than what we’ve been given or have received—and how practices of gratitude help to disrupt illusions of self-sufficiency.

In this second episode, we wrestle with the tension between practices of fiscal responsibility and spiritual generosity—because so often, it can feel like an either-or choice … But what if it isn’t? Jesus talks about money constantly, but not because he seems all that interested in our financial management skills. Jesus’ concern is about what money does to the human heart—and what happens when our desire for enough quietly becomes a belief that we will never actually have enough. 

In this five-part Beyond Sunday podcast series, we explore the connections between money, faith, and the abundant life Jesus invites us to live. Grounded in Scripture and rooted in the life of our congregation, these conversations invite us to move "beyond the bottom line" and to consider, not simply what we give, but what generosity makes possible in us, among us, and through us.

As Lent continues, we journey together trusting that God is at work, not only in what we know, but in what we dare to ask. In this episode, Christopher Edmonston, Pastor and Tom Harris, Parish Associate, sit with Nicodemus’s wondering and ask: Are we willing to be changed in ways we cannot fully control or explain?

As we follow the star into this new season Director of Music Eric Wall and Health Ministry Coordinator Martha Grove Hipskind share about the light that leads us on, and how we might listen for what God is revealing — about who we are and where we’re being sent. Because we know God’s light doesn’t simply comfort us: it calls us forward.

In this episode, Christopher Edmonston and Anne Galliher will celebrate and explore the mystery of the Incarnation, where the glory of God is revealed—not in power or perfection—but in a child who bears the light of all creation and leads us forth in love.

In these final days before Christmas, Associate Pastor for Faith Formation and Worship Ministries Grier Booker Richards and Director of Music Eric Wall will discuss holiday preparations, and how we can best prepare our own hearts to receive a love that demands our attention, our courage, and our hope. Because we know when God’s love arrives, nothing stays the same.

Today, you’ll hear Parish Associate, Tom Harris and Pastoral Resident, Lee Hunter talk about what it means to be “a people of hope” who believe Christ’s rising changes everything.

In this episode, Associate Pastor for Pastoral Care, Cate Church Norman, and Pastor Christopher Edmonston, dive deep into a theology of reconciliation and what it means to seek healing in a fractured and strife-ridden world.

In this first episode, we will hear from Anne Galliher, Associate Pastor for Congregational Engagement and Grier Booker Richards, Associate Pastor for Faith Formation and Worship Ministries, as they discuss how, for Presbyterians, faith isn’t a solo act … so that even when bigger than ourselves. it feels like you’re on your own, kid, we can celebrate our belonging to something so much

We invite you to spend time this Lent season with our pastors as they share passages from Luke in a seven-part podcast series. Each podcast, approximately 30 minutes, will release on Monday prior to the Lent Sunday. We have also compiled a list of recommended devotionals. You can find details on our website.

We invite you to spend time this Lent season with our pastors as they share passages from Luke in a seven-part podcast series. Each podcast, approximately 30 minutes, will release on Monday prior to the Lent Sunday. We have also compiled a list of recommended devotionals. You can find details on our website.

We invite you to spend time this Lent season with our pastors as they share passages from John in a seven-part podcast series. Each podcast, approximately 30 minutes, will release on Monday prior to the Lent Sunday. We have also compiled a list of recommended devotionals. You can find details on our website.

We invite you to spend time this Lent season with our pastors as they share passages from Luke in a seven-part podcast series. Each podcast, approximately 30 minutes, will release on Monday prior to the Lent Sunday. We have also compiled a list of recommended devotionals. You can find details on our website.

We invite you to spend time this Lent season with our pastors as they share passages from Luke in a seven-part podcast series. Each podcast, approximately 30 minutes, will release on Monday prior to the Lent Sunday. We have also compiled a list of recommended devotionals. You can find details on our website.

We invite you to spend time this Lent season with our pastors as they share passages from Luke in a seven-part podcast series. Each podcast, approximately 30 minutes, will release on Monday prior to the Lent Sunday. We have also compiled a list of recommended devotionals. You can find details on our website.

We invite you to spend time this Lent season with our pastors as they share passages from Luke in a seven-part podcast series. Each podcast, approximately 30 minutes, will release on Monday prior to the Lent Sunday. We have also compiled a list of recommended devotionals. You can find details on our website.

For this Advent season, we invite you to journey with us as we explore  “Do you see what I see? In Plain Sight.”  In this four-week series leading up to Christmas we’ll look at various passages from the book of Luke. We also recommend two devotional resources to accompany our podcast: "In Plain Sight" by Rev. Dr. Jill Duffield, Sr. Pastor First Presbyterian Greensboro, and "Rise Up, Shepherd!" by Dr. Rev. Luke Powery, Dean of Duke University Chapel. Books can be found in the Caldwell Library or you can purchase online through Amazon.

For this Advent season, we invite you to journey with us as we explore  “Do you see what I see? In Plain Sight.”  In this four-week series leading up to Christmas we’ll look at various passages from the book of Luke. We also recommend two devotional resources to accompany our podcast: "In Plain Sight" by Rev. Dr. Jill Duffield, Sr. Pastor First Presbyterian Greensboro, and "Rise Up, Shepherd!" by Dr. Rev. Luke Powery, Dean of Duke University Chapel. Books can be found in the Caldwell Library or you can purchase online through Amazon.

For this Advent season, we invite you to journey with us as we explore  “Do you see what I see? In Plain Sight.”  In this four-week series leading up to Christmas we’ll look at various passages from the book of Luke. We also recommend two devotional resources to accompany our podcast: "In Plain Sight" by Rev. Dr. Jill Duffield, Sr. Pastor First Presbyterian Greensboro, and "Rise Up, Shepherd!" by Dr. Rev. Luke Powery, Dean of Duke University Chapel. Books can be found in the Caldwell Library or you can purchase online through Amazon.

For this Advent season, we invite you to journey with us as we explore  “Do you see what I see? In Plain Sight.”  In this four-week series leading up to Christmas we’ll look at various passages from the book of Luke. We also recommend two devotional resources to accompany our podcast: "In Plain Sight" by Rev. Dr. Jill Duffield, Sr. Pastor First Presbyterian Greensboro, and "Rise Up, Shepherd!" by Dr. Rev. Luke Powery, Dean of Duke University Chapel. Books can be found in the Caldwell Library or you can purchase online through Amazon.

Jesus was constantly being asked questions about life and faith and he never reproached anyone for asking any question. But how many of us take the time to slow down and ponder the deep questions? This summer, we are offering an 8-week podcast series where we will tackle the hard questions. Join us on this journey as we faithfully respond to some of life’s tough questions.

Jesus was constantly being asked questions about life and faith and he never reproached anyone for asking any question. But how many of us take the time to slow down and ponder the deep questions? This summer, we are offering an 8-week podcast series where we will tackle the hard questions. Join us on this journey as we faithfully respond to some of life’s tough questions.

Jesus was constantly being asked questions about life and faith and he never reproached anyone for asking any question. But how many of us take the time to slow down and ponder the deep questions? This summer, we are offering an 8-week podcast series where we will tackle the hard questions. Join us on this journey as we faithfully respond to some of life’s tough questions.

Jesus was constantly being asked questions about life and faith and he never reproached anyone for asking any question. But how many of us take the time to slow down and ponder the deep questions? This summer, we are offering an 8-week podcast series where we will tackle the hard questions. Join us on this journey as we faithfully respond to some of life’s tough questions.

Jesus was constantly being asked questions about life and faith and he never reproached anyone for asking any question. But how many of us take the time to slow down and ponder the deep questions? This summer, we are offering an 8-week podcast series where we will tackle the hard questions. Join us on this journey as we faithfully respond to some of life’s tough questions.

Jesus was constantly being asked questions about life and faith and he never reproached anyone for asking any question. But how many of us take the time to slow down and ponder the deep questions? This summer, we are offering an 8-week podcast series where we will tackle the hard questions. Join us on this journey as we faithfully respond to some of life’s tough questions.

Jesus was constantly being asked questions about life and faith and he never reproached anyone for asking any question. But how many of us take the time to slow down and ponder the deep questions? This summer, we are offering an 8-week podcast series where we will tackle the hard questions. Join us on this journey as we faithfully respond to some of life’s tough questions.

Jesus was constantly being asked questions about life and faith and he never reproached anyone for asking any question. But how many of us take the time to slow down and ponder the deep questions? This summer, we are offering an 8-week podcast series where we will tackle the hard questions. Join us on this journey as we faithfully respond to some of life’s tough questions.