Episodes

Two words. That's all He says. After the long night. The lashes. The miles. The weight of the world pressing down on Him — Jesus speaks the most human sentence of the crucifixion: "I thirst." Not a sermon. Not a shout of victory. Just… need. In this fifth episode of our Holy Week series — The Seven Last Words — we sit with the stunning vulnerability of a thirsting Christ. The One who stood in the temple courts and cried out "if anyone is thirsty, come to Me and drink" is now dying of thirst o...

In this fourth episode of our Holy Week series — The Seven Last Words — we sit with the most searingly honest words ever spoken: My God, my God, why have you forsaken me? This is for anyone who has prayed and not heard. Who has waited and not seen. Who has whispered into the dark and felt nothing come back. You are not losing your faith. You are not broken beyond repair. You are standing in the same space where Jesus stood — and His voice is already there before you. The psalm doesn't end in d...

In the middle of His own suffering, Jesus looks down from the cross and sees His mother. And He makes sure she will not walk through it alone. This third episode in our Holy Week series — The Seven Last Words — reflects on one of the most tender moments of the crucifixion. With a few quiet words, Jesus creates a family not by blood, but by love. And in doing so, He reveals something we desperately need to hear: He is still seeing. He is still providing. Even now. This brief reflection is for ...

Two men hang beside Jesus. Same cross. Same pain. Same moment. Two completely different responses. One demands proof. The other pleads for hope. And in that desperate, dying plea, grace does what grace always does — it reaches further than anyone thought possible. In this episode, Matt Tullos reflects on the second of the Seven Last Words of Jesus: "Today, you will be with me in paradise." A word spoken not to the religious, not to the deserving, not to those who had time to make things right...

In this first episode of Scattered Moments, we begin a Holy Week journey through the seven last words of Jesus. From the cross, in the midst of unimaginable suffering, Jesus speaks a prayer that still echoes today: “Father, forgive them…” This brief reflection considers the depth of that mercy—offered not only to those who crucified Him, but to each of us. Through poetic reflection and scripture, we are invited to see ourselves in that moment… and to receive the forgiveness we so deeply need. ...