Speaker: Ben Interviews the Tea Club

Location: 2007 Frankford Ave.

Speaker: Ben Interviews the Tea Club

Location: 2007 Frankford Ave.

Speaker: Ben Interviews the Tea Club

Location: 2007 Frankford Ave.

Speaker: Interview with Brandon Gorman

Location: 3800 Marlton Pike

Speaker: Interview with Brandon Gorman

Location: 3800 Marlton Pike

Speaker: Interview with Brandon Gorman

Location: 3800 Marlton Pike

Season: Postures of Jesus-followers

Speaker: Rachel Sensenig

Location: 2214 S. Broad St.

About Talk: Our economically-driven culture is so into productivity that we are trained to base our identity on what we DO. But the Bible writers express that who we are is deeper and more secure. From the creation story through the movement of the early church, humans are called to receive their rest and strength from God. Jesus describes us as branches on a vine that is him. We know that it takes a long time for branches to bear good fruit; they must endure pruning and seasons of waiting, where the growth is far beneath the surface of what’s visible. So maybe the first posture of a Jesus-follower is learning to be still, and find ourselves IN Him.

Season: Postures of Jesus-followers

Speaker: Rachel Sensenig

Location: 2214 S. Broad St.

About Talk: Our economically-driven culture is so into productivity that we are trained to base our identity on what we DO. But the Bible writers express that who we are is deeper and more secure. From the creation story through the movement of the early church, humans are called to receive their rest and strength from God. Jesus describes us as branches on a vine that is him. We know that it takes a long time for branches to bear good fruit; they must endure pruning and seasons of waiting, where the growth is far beneath the surface of what’s visible. So maybe the first posture of a Jesus-follower is learning to be still, and find ourselves IN Him.

Season: Postures of Jesus-followers

Speaker: Rachel Sensenig

Location: 2214 S. Broad St.

About Talk: Our economically-driven culture is so into productivity that we are trained to base our identity on what we DO. But the Bible writers express that who we are is deeper and more secure. From the creation story through the movement of the early church, humans are called to receive their rest and strength from God. Jesus describes us as branches on a vine that is him. We know that it takes a long time for branches to bear good fruit; they must endure pruning and seasons of waiting, where the growth is far beneath the surface of what’s visible. So maybe the first posture of a Jesus-follower is learning to be still, and find ourselves IN Him.

Season: Jesus transforming the Habit Cycle

Speaker: Joshua Grace

Location: 2007 Frankford Ave.

About Talk: While wealthy Christians have spent centuries making Jesus’ direction around money to be complex, he speaks pretty plainly about it—especially during the Sermon on the Mount. Treasure is what you’re afraid of losing, heaven is the Reality unfolding right now, and our hearts get displayed by our devotion. We’re going against our programming and socialization when we take steps into a new economic design pattern with Jesus.