All I Know Is This

Listen in while Amy and our guest today, Rev. Dr. Errol Rohr, as he shares what discipleship means to him as an apprentice of Jesus Christ. 

Do you have strategies for when your fear and anxiety rises? In my interview with the Rev. Janet Legro about trust, she offers some ideas for trusting even in moments of distress that I found very helpful, and I hope you will too. After all, we may not be wandering through the literal wilderness like the Israelites, but we all face seasons of uncertainty and challenge. Join the conversation, and thanks for listening!

Find more details about Lent at FPC at fpcrichmond.org/lent. 

When Nicodemus comes to Jesus under cover of night the two get into a conversation that takes some surprising turns. What does it mean to be "born again from above...of water and the Spirit?" How does this story help us understand baptism and the love and grace of God? 

Join me and the Rev. Philip Martin of Epiphany Lutheran Church for a conversation about discipleship and rebirth. 

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Join me and the Rev. Dr. Jim Somerville of First Baptist Church in Richmond for a conversation about mortality and temptation as we prepare to begin the season of Lent on Ash Wednesday. Do you have the app We Croak? Listen in to hear the value of pondering your mortality every day!

Be sure to subscribe to the podcast wherever you listen to podcasts! And join us on Sundays at 8:45am and 11:00am for worship. More information can be found at fpcrichmond.org/lent 

What are some of the promises you have made in your life? What promises have been made to you? How do we know when promises have been kept — or broken? 

In this week’s episode of All I Know Is This, listen in on a conversation I had with the Rev. Derek Starr Redwine about what promises have to do with the story of Jesus’s transfiguration at the top of a mountain. We reflect on promises, transfiguration, Lent, marriage, and the often-surprising and endlessly-challenging journey of faith we call discipleship. 

Join us on the podcast and on Sunday as we prepare to begin our Lenten journey.

On this episode, you will hear from the Rev. Pam Driesell about her understanding of God’s love and it’s connection to her calling to ministry and her passion for connecting the generations within the church. You'll also get a taste of what is to come for the Winter Gathering as we dive into John chapter 9 together. 

We are thrilled that Rev. Driesell will be at our Winter Gathering as our Carson Lecturer Keynote. 

Registration has been extended to February 7 for the Winter Gathering. You will find more details and can register at fpcrichmond.org/gathering. 

In this episode you will hear from Rev. Janet Legro who is serving FPC as a Covenant Pastor for Faith Formation and Outreach. Janet brings a wealth of experience as she celebrates 30 years of ordained ministry this year. 

Hear how learning the true definition of discipleship was a turning point in how she experiences it in your life. 

In this episode you will hear from FPC's Wilson Kennedy, Ministry Associate for Youth and Young Adults, on his prior ministry experiences and his involvement with the PC(USA) on the national level and how that has shaped his approach to Youth Ministry. 

Learn how Wilson's understanding of discipleship was informed by his own experience as a youth in the church and how vulnerability connects to discipleship. 

Register for the Winter Gathering, February 14-16, at fpcrichmond.org/gathering. 

In the first episode of All I Know Is This: Speaking From the Heart About Life's Big Questions, Rev. Amy Starr Redwine introduces our first series of conversations on discipleship and we hear from Rev. Mary Kay Collins, Associate Pastor for Congregational Life at First Presbyterian Church, about how she understands discipleship and who modeled it for her.

And don’t forget to join us at the Winter Gathering, February 14-16, 2020. Go to fpcrichmond.org/gathering for more information and to register.