We spend some time in Lectio Divina again this week reflecting on the story of the woman caught in adultery. There is a delicate balance between letting Scripture speak on its own and diving into the nitty gritty details of the context, languages, historical reception, etc. Spend some time with us this week as we try to find that balance.

Join us  as we reflect on some of the things we wish we could have talked about more with Scott Erickson and Mariko Clark about. 

Caroline is a pastor and author who Cole had the opportunity to work with for a few years early in ministry. Join us for this conversation where she gives us some perspective on faith, doubt, Covid, and more from her vantage point as a Pastor that is figuring stuff out too.

The season of Lent brings a lot of feelings and themes with it, including death, sin, suffering, and struggle. But it also brings with it hope. Today's episode is Mike reflecting on some swirling thoughts and reactions to Ash Wednesday in light of current events. 

We spend this episode talking with Marri (Mariko Clark) about her project "The Book of Belonging," sword drills, and how 30 seconds of courage can change your life (thanks Matt Damon). This a great conversation about faith, struggle, and figuring out how to be okay with God's mystery. Check it out!

With Lent around the corner, we wanted to spend some time talking about what Lent means to us, how we participate in it, and how we can take these ideas and practices beyond this season of life. 

"Scott Erickson is an artist, author, speaker, and curator who mixes mythology & aesthetics to create art and moments that speak to our deepest experiences." Scott's ability as an artist has enabled him to connect people to the faith in powerful ways. We hope you enjoy the conversation!

Cole takes over this episode of the podcast to remind us all of what this whole faith journey thing is about. 

On this week's episode, we're talking about the voices and writers shaping our lives and what we're learning. We also cover some tough statistics from our world and spend some time lamenting them.