Pastor Arik's wife is away traveling, so this week he takes a look at how important balance is in a relationship, and how we should always be honest and ask our loved ones for what we need.
With sickness in his home and the loss of a family member fresh in his mind, this week Pastor Arik looks at some life lessons we could all benefit from learning
Pastor Arik is back with a repaired computer! Join him this week as he explores the importance and power of questions in our faith
Today marks the beginning of the Lenten season. Join Pastor Arik as he explores Ash Wednesday and the importance of repentance and renewal.
With three funerals in two days, this week Pastor Arik reflects upon the death and dying process, and how it can help us have more appreciate for life
This week Pastor Arik examines the phenomenon known as "Imposter Syndrome" and how it can impact all aspects of our lives.
With Pastor Arik preparing for the Lenten season, he takes time this week to lift up five points of reflection for us to consider. If you find yourself in the mood for some self-examination, then listen in!
The world around us has changed, so the church must change as well. Join Pastor Arik as he considers the importance of becoming a church that thinks "outside the box"
We may not be able to control what happens to us in this life, but we can control how we choose to respond. Join Pastor Arik as he explores how our outlook and attitude can improve our lives in a tangible way.
As the days get shorter and the nights grow longer, this week Pastor Arik reflects on the need for a space and time to let our walls come down. Join him as he reads prayers and poetry that acknowledge that this season can be hard for many of us.
Pastor Arik is feeling under the weather this week, so on this week's episode he shares one of his favorite Christmas poems by one of his favorite poets, Sh'maya.
As we transition into the month of December, Pastor Arik reflects on why this time of the year is particularly unique
With Thanksgiving just a few days away, this week Pastor Arik lifts up a series of journal prompts to help us practice the art of gratitude.
After a frustrating few weeks, in this episode Pastor Arik reflects upon the different approaches to what a pastor is, and how he envisions his role in the congregation
Yesterday was election day, so this week Pastor Arik looks at ways we can change our world for the better at the local level, one life at a time
With this week marking a year since Pastor Arik joined in ministry with Community of Faith, he takes time this week to reflect upon what he has learned and where we can go from here.
As Halloween approaches, this week Pastor Arik takes a closer look at the origin of the beloved holiday
This week Pastor Arik talks about how an unexpected renovation took him from a place of grouchiness to gratitude. Join him as he examines how more parts of our life need to be reexamined to see what lives underneath.
This upcoming Sunday we will be holding a service of lament in worship. To prepare ourselves for the service, this week Pastor Arik looks at the importance of having places and times when we can release our sorrows back to God.
This week Pastor Arik takes a dive into human psychology as he explores four common ways we respond to trauma
This week Pastor Arik reflects upon the holiday of Rosh Hashanah, and examines how we can take the message of this sacred day to heart.
Today marks the eight year anniversary since Pastor Arik's ordination. This week he explores why the day means so much to him and the importance of finding one's calling
Pastor Arik has fallen ill, once again, and uses this opportunity to reflect on how much we have all been through during the past few years
Last week, Pastor Arik experienced an unexpected wake-up call, and decided to use the opportunity to reflect upon the need to slow down and appreciate life.
After a recent increase in people seeking pastoral counseling, this week Pastor Arik reflects upon a common theme found in all of his sessions and imagines a better world that is within our reach.