Rasool Berry: Coming Together to Be a Faithful Presence
Rasool Berry, teaching pastor at The Bridge Church in Brooklyn, shares his ideas on moral imagination, argument culture, and what it means to be a faithful presence. He invites us to embrace diverse perspectives, to be culture makers, to be quick to listen and to gain the fullness and richness of what God is doing in the world.
Jocelyn Chung: Creativity and the Beloved Community Around You
Hand-lettering artist, graphic designer, and community advocate Jocelyn Chung shares about her fierce loyalty and devotion to her elders and others in her Asian-American community. She invites us to expand the picture of what it means to be a creative and to live a deeply rooted life in the beloved community around us.
Jo Saxton: Living Out Our Calling in this Current Moment
Author and Bible teacher Jo Saxton invites listeners to align our lives with the Word, the way, and the work of the Kingdom of God. She discusses contextualized theology, burnout and losing your way, and what it looks like to serve God within the confinement of our current realities.
Rich Villodas: Loving One Another and a Life of Discernment
Pastor of New Life Church in Brooklyn and author of The Deeply Formed Life, Rich Villodas invites us into a life of discerning God's presence. This episode explores staying present with one another despite our differences, embodiment as an outworking of the gospel and redemptive uses of technology to draw us to God and to each other.
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