In these epic scenes in the Old Testament and New Testament we encounter one of life's fundamental questions. Listen in and take some time to reflect so that you might live life more fully and deeply.

Have you ever thought, “One day I’ll be full enough of- comfort, information, experience, prestige, safety, and rightness? Then I’ll be okay. Then I’ll be safe, whole and right”? Did it ever happen? What if filling yourself up isn’t the solution, but you can find what you need by emptying yourself. Listen in to learn more.

What you are experiencing right now will soon be the past. As individuals, and collectively, our past can bind us or lead us into a future of freedom and hope. Christ City Church has experienced ten years of triumph and defeat, pain and glory, sadness, and joy. Join us as we explore what it means to celebrate and grieve the past so we can live in the present and imagine a new future.

The story of a missionary kid growing up on the US, Mexico border where language strains to connect and the fringes hold undiscovered possibilities of a God who speaks. Special Guest Stacie Martin

In this final episode, the conversation concludes with a discussion on the permeation of white supremacy and privilege and a foundation for allyship.

How do you handle conflict? -Political, religious, personal, online, in-person? Are there relationships that you’ve lost over a single argument that got out of hand? Jesus knew arguments, grievances, and hurt were inevitabilities in every person’s life, and he gave the church wisdom to navigate it. If you could benefit from tools to work through conflict with others, this message is for you.

As the conversation continues Robbyn and Jamin discuss the narrative context for protest and the exclusion of blackness.

Choosing presence often begins with curiosity that leads to courage. Curiosity beckons us to be open past what we have been taught and experienced. This curiosity leads to courage enabling us to engage beyond the milieu. This kind of engagement changes our recognition of ourselves, God, and others. Join us as we explore presence through Moses’ example.

Join Robbyn Abedi as he interviews Jamin Carter on growing up biracial and the journey to becoming a black pastor and activist.

The Hospitable Mind : a journey toward a Christianity grounded in relationship and dignity.