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Where Whitney, Dave, and Jed talk about morning coffee and speaking in tongues (two things that probably shouldn't happen together!). They continue to talk about Sunday morning authenticity, and slowing down and quieting down. Jed comments that, "The best ministry happens in the margins," and encouraged people to be more awkward!
Where Dave, Whitney, and Keelea talk through seeing God in creation, and the beauty of special revelation and general revelation. Dave goes on a few tangents and tells stories, and then the three process how God leads His church - how are we supposed to understand this, especially when people mess up? They wrestle with the reality that what's best for "the body" might not be best for "me." We need to die to self...
Books Referenced: Turning of Days Devotional Voyage of the Dawn Treader Psalm 19Where Dave, Whitney, and Gabby sit down and talk about international travel, God's faithfulness in the midst of transitions, and the difference in churches between Europe and America. They process a wonderful morning routine that Gabby shares, and then dive into talking about the sermon, witnesses, and the value of humility. A great reminder: when we're talking with others, we're not witnessing to our own perfection - we're witnessing to Jesus' perfection.`` Join us!
Books Referenced: A Praying Life, Paul MillerWhere Dave, Whitney and Barry sit down to talk about breaking legos, morning routines, and being transparent at church. What does it really mean to be authentic in a big church, with lots of people? Is there are time it's ok to be fake - what does that even mean? The takeaway challenge asks, "What's one way you can personally step towards deeper authenticity in church?" How can we slow down, make margin, and value people? How can we avoid throwaway phrases with others?
Cabin Conversations is now on YouTube! Check out @woodlandschurchwi for the video of today's conversation!Books Referenced
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Where Whitney, Dave and Jed spend time talking about Jesus' humanity in the book of Mark. In his humanity, Jesus is ordinary - there's not even a physical description of Jesus in the Bible! And yet he's extraordinary too - how do we wrestle with this?
Jed tells the podcast that preparing for last week's sermon helped increase his intimacy with Jesus: it's always worth it to spend time with Jesus! Time with Jesus will transform you - just like spending time with your spouse. Afterall, you study your spouse - not to earn their love but to get to know them more; studying Jesus will help you spend time with Him. Books Referenced:Where Dave and Whitney sit down and kick off the new sermon series, focusing on how the series is layed out, how it came to be, and all the resources that are available throughout the summer for spiritual growth.
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