Pastors Dan Sinkhorn and Adrienne Tarullo slow down to explore the beauty of Christ, drawing from Frank Viola's Insurgents, Colossians, and Revelation. They weave scripture with real-life moments — snow-covered fields, childbirth, and Psalm 23 — to show how beholding Jesus transforms us.

Through stories about adoration, sanctification, and the Holy Spirit’s reflection, the episode invites listeners to pause, gaze at Christ’s glory, and let that beauty shape their lives.

What if your current season of suffering isn't an interruption to your spiritual journey, but the very geography where God does His deepest work? In this message, Pastor Dan explores the biblical paradox of trials—viewing our storms not as detours, but as divine furnaces of refinement. Drawing from the lives of Job and the Apostle Paul, we discover that endurance isn't about having all the answers, but about refusing to let go of who God is. Learn how to navigate the "dark night of the soul" and step into Resurrection Territory, where human possibility ends and divine life begins.

Is the Gospel just a ticket to heaven, or is it something much more radical? This week on Echo, Pastor Dan Sinkhorn and Adrian Tarullo strip away the layers of legalism and libertinism to rediscover the "Gospel of the Kingdom." They explore why the true message of Jesus isn’t a middle ground between extremes, but a total shift in citizenship. From the "loss of entitlement" to the grit of real forgiveness, learn what it actually looks like to live under the ruling presence of King Jesus.