Where Dave, Whitney, and Jon dive deep into the heart of community in this week's episode of Cabin Conversations. As they wrap up the "Step In" sermon series, they explore the importance of authentic relationships, the barriers to community, and the transformative power of being connected with others in faith. They share personal stories, insights on the messiness of life, and the necessity of having a support system when the bottom falls out. 

Join them as they discuss how to evaluate your community connections and the vital role they play in spiritual growth. Whether you're part of a thriving community or seeking to build one, this episode is packed with encouragement and practical wisdom.

Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that will inspire you to step into deeper connections and embrace the beauty of community!

Where Dave, Whitney, and Jon dive into the rich tapestry of intergenerational relationships within the church. In this episode of Cabin Conversations, they explore the importance of mentorship, the dynamics of communication styles across generations, and the unique contributions each age group brings to the community. They discuss the challenges and joys of fostering connections between younger and older generations, emphasizing the need for both sides to actively seek out relationships. With insights from personal experiences and a focus on the value of community, this episode encourages listeners to embrace the beauty of diverse generational perspectives in their faith journeys.

**Books Mentioned:** 1.  *Mere Christian Hermeneutics by Kevin Vanhoozer 2. *Paul and Time: Life and the Temporality of Christ* by Jervis 3. *Paul and the Resurrection of Israel: Jews, Former Gentiles, and Israelites*  4. *The Interpretation and Inspiration of Scripture: What the Early Church Can Teach Us*

Join us for a thought-provoking conversation that highlights the significance of community and the transformative power of relationships across generations!

Where Dave, Whitney, and Jon dive into the heart of Woodlands Church's mission, exploring the balance between local and global outreach. In this episode, they reflect on the importance of community engagement, the role of individual believers in sharing the gospel, and the impact of various local ministries. They also discuss the significance of being a Christ-centered community and how good works can lead to goodwill and opportunities to share the good news.

Books mentioned: - "Knowing God" by J.I. Packer

Join them for a lively conversation filled with insights, humor, and a passion for serving others. Don't forget to send in your questions or feedback to [email protected] or text 888-225-7675!

Where Dave, Whitney, and Jon dive into last week's sermon, exploring the nuances of Sunday worship and the creative processes behind it. In this episode, they discuss the importance of community in worship, the challenges of communicating precise truths to a diverse congregation, and the personal journeys of each host as they navigate their roles in ministry. They also touch on the significance of being open to the Holy Spirit's leading during worship and the value of production for participation rather than performance. Books mentioned in this episode: - *Be Thou My Vision* (devotional guide) - *Praying Like Monks, Living Like Fools* by Tyler Staten Join them as they reflect on their experiences and share insights that encourage listeners to engage more deeply in their own worship experiences.

Where Dave and Whitney reflect on the podcast's evolution, mentioning the challenges of earlier seasons and the improvements made in Season 3. The hosts share their excitement for the upcoming season, which will feature a six-week series called "Step In," where they will discuss questions from the Sunday service with guest Jon.   They also discuss their recent sabbaticals, highlighting the importance of rest and spiritual reflection. Dave focused on gardening, reading, writing, and running, while Whitney aimed for a more relaxed approach, spending time in nature and with family. Both emphasize the need for intentional rest and the lessons learned during their time off. 

Habits of the Household - Justin Whitmel Earley

Where Dave, Whitney and Doug sit down and talk about community - what it looks like in different seasons, and how different communities can speak truth into different areas and seasons of our lives. Life groups are important, but so are friends who have walked through specific circumstances and who can speak into different needs that we have. Our community is a gift provided by God. As we pursue life-changing community, Doug challenges us to pray, "Help me not to grieve the things I give up that are not important." 

Where Dave, Whitney and Barry sit down and talk about community - especially community in a new stage of life. How do we keep navigating family tensions, amidst life transitions and new expectations? They talk about Sunday's sermon - in particular wondering, "What learning gaps do we have? How do we know?" After all, sometimes you don't know what you don't know! At the base level, what does it look like to intentionally be with Jesus, as a course of life?