Jesus, Can We Talk About That?
Meeting Jesus in Your Silence, Shame, & Skepticism
Some questions don’t feel safe to ask. At least, not at church.
But here’s the thing: Jesus had those conversations—the messy, uncomfortable, “did-he-really-just-say-that?” kind. He made people squirm talking about money, challenged political assumptions even when it cost him followers, and named what everyone else tried to ignore.
So let’s follow His lead.
In this series, we’re creating space for the questions that often feel unsafe to ask: politics, money, gender, porn, mental health. The stuff that actually shapes how you live Monday through Saturday.
If you’ve ever felt like you’re carrying life’s hardest questions alone—you’re not. These conversations matter. Because you matter. So come with your questions. Let’s talk.
Week 1: How Do We Make Sense of Our Suffering? Our Story & the Story of Job
Why, God? How do we make sense of this? Where are You?
In the wake of tragedy, the usual answers fall flat.
This message turns to one of the oldest and rawest stories in the Bible—the story of Job. It’s unfiltered grief. At times, it’s hard to hear. And that’s exactly the point.
Job doesn’t offer easy answers. But he does offer us a path through the pain. A way to keep wrestling. A reason to keep hoping.
We may not get the answers we’re looking for. But we meet a God who steps into our grief, who doesn’t stay distant from our pain, and who promises that chaos does not get the final word. He does.
