What does it really mean to be “unclean”—and how far would you go to love others? In this episode, we explore a powerful perspective from Holy Week, looking at the bold actions of Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus, and asking a deeper question: how often did Jesus himself become “unclean” in order to reach people?

From touching lepers to engaging with outcasts, Jesus consistently moved toward the very things others avoided. This teaching challenges the idea that sin is contagious and invites us to consider a different calling—one of courageous proximity, grace, and transformation.

Are we willing to step into messy, broken places for the sake of others? Or do we stay at a safe distance? Discover how following Jesus may mean risking “uncleanness” to bring hope, healing, and love where it’s needed most.

In this episode, we unpack the life-changing power of the resurrection through the lens of Romans 5. What did Jesus’ death and resurrection accomplish—and what does it mean for us today? From the truth that Christ died for us while we were still sinners, to the promise of reconciliation, righteousness, and new life, this message highlights the depth of God’s love and the victory already won. Join us as we explore how the resurrection opens the door for all and invites each of us to respond by surrendering our lives and putting Jesus above everything.