This episode invites us to pursue personal and relational growth during the current safer-at-home advisory.

This last episode in the daily phase of this podcast reflects on Deuteronomy 4:9-10 and the things God might be saying to us in this season.

This episode reflects on Paul’s encouragement to the Philippians- to bring their anxieties to God in prayer, with thankfulness.

This episode invites us again to be on the lookout for God at work, for signs of hope in a time characterized by lament.

This episode reflects on Ephesians 1:3 and 5:20 as well as the life and writing of Hannah More of the Clapham Sect.

A short reflection and prayer on Jesus’ offer in Matthew 11:28-30.

Reflecting on the Lord’s love for justice in light of the shooting of Ahmaud Arbery, this episode offers us a framework for offering our hearts to God in prayer. It also includes the poem, “When We Run,” by Drew Jackson.

This episode reflects on Ephesians 6:10-12 and the way that desperate times like pandemics have a history of turning us into people who are eager to scapegoat.

Pastor Brian Barnes joins from South Africa to share what life is like there during the pandemic and to encourage us not to miss what God might be consecrating during this disruption.

This episode addresses the weariness we are collectively feeling right now - our desire to watch for God’s movement in and around us but our struggle to keep our eyes open for Him - and invites us to ask for help, to find others who can point us to Him.