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On April 27, 2020, Bishop Wright joined with spiritual leaders from across Georgia at the State Capitol to pray for the state, country, and world.  Prayer is necessary for a life of faith. For people of faith, we know it isn't magic but it is the preparation for partnership with God.

In this episode, Matt and Bishop Wright have a conversation about the importance of prayer in our lives. They discuss the current state of the pandemic and why gathering faith leaders can lead to hope, courage, and change.  Listen in for the full conversation.

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Music has the ability to touch down deep in our faith like nothing else. No one ever leaves church humming a sermon, but many leave with the hymns and songs playing in their heads. What is music speaking to you? What is the soundtrack of your faith life?

In this episode, Matt and Bishop Wright have a conversation about the importance of music in our spiritual lives. They speak to varieties of music and particularly to the song Lean on Me by the late Bill Withers and how its message of Beloved Community. For this and more, listen in and be encouraged.

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Christ has Risen! Alleluia! Yes, this is true, but now what? Times are uncertain, and in some ways, we might feel that there are more similarities to Easter now and the first Easter over 2,000 years ago. Given current times, what makes faith harder than ever during this season of Easter? A season that marks our standing ground as people of faith.

In this episode, Matt and Bishop Wright have a conversation of his Easter Sermon including illustrations of trust, the simplicity of God, and living as people of the resurrection. Listen in to hear more.

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Good Friday for many of us is the start of the 3 most sacred days of the Christian life. But what makes Good Friday good? As Christians, we know that the fear, betrayal, and cruelty Jesus endured marks the beginning of the greatest story ever told. We know that Jesus died so that we can live as people of the resurrection.

In this episode, Matt and Bishop Wright have a conversation about Good Friday, Holy Saturday, and Easter Sunday. During these difficult times our world faces, where do we see resurrection in the midst of sadness and death? For responses to these questions and more, listen in and be encouraged.

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Faith, fear, trust, and retreat is the intersection where we currently stand. A good life is one that has meaning and is generative. It is one that has to do with making principle stands. In the church, we call that Faith. It is trusting in a God that is For People and is good.

In this episode, Matt has a conversation with Bishop Wright about trusting in God. When we stand at difficult intersections, how do we talk to God? What does that trust look like? Listen to hear responses to tough questions like these that speak to our hearts, and be encouraged.

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Welcome to For People with Bishop Rob Wright. This podcast will focus on conversations with Bishop Wright and an in-depth look at his weekly devotional For Faith.

God is For People. We are for people. But what does that really mean? In this episode, Bishop Wright, along with host Matt Bowers, discusses this question and what is going on in our world today with COVID-19 including how we as a church are leaning in and adapting.

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