The bigness of racism can feel insurmountable and can paralyze and burn out real action. So we must tend the soil beneath our feet, the garden we’re already standing in. We must remember that antiracist work is the work of God, the gospel, but this is mostly new to the White church. So as we do the work let us be as a tree firmly planted yet feel the discomfort of being out on a limb.

Join us as we discuss white lament, how we “respond as Christians,” and how embodying our anger is a pathway to healing.

Join us for a lively discussion on collective shadow, racism, and surviving the eleventeenth week of quarantine.

Join us as we continue our discussion on Genesis, STIs, the original wound, and our connectedness as humans.

Join us in our Volkswagen as we discuss Genesis 2, how to be human, and what it means to heal.

Join us as we discuss Light and Darkness, composting, gender, tov me’od, and how it all began.

Join us as we discuss the invitation of leaning into discomfort and death during Holy Week.

Join us as we discuss the movement from sadness to joy and back again. And also whether Reese’s is possessive or plural - a grammatical dispute settled outside the lines of this recording.

Join us as we discuss the movement from anger to sadness, the difference between resuscitation and resurrection, and what it looks like to undergo before we overcome.

Join us in this episode as we reflect on what the hell is happening, why Lent is Giving Us Up for Lent, and what it means to lean into the paradox.