In this episode we look at Romans 1:18-32. In this passage, Paul articulates God’s initial action and the human condition. Together, we discuss the importance of serving and worshiping the Creator.  

This episode looks at Romans 1:8-17 which communicates Paul’s prayers, plans, and point of writing the letter. Together, we discuss a variety of themes that emerge in the prayer and thanksgiving of Paul’s letter to the Romans.

This episode looks at Romans 1:1-7 which functions as Paul’s greeting to the churches of Rome. Together, we discuss our identity as slaves for Christ.

In this episode, we look at Acts 9:19b-31 which continues from last week and looks at the beginning of Saul’s ministry story. Together, we discuss the importance of seeing people through God’s eyes.

This episode looks at Acts 8:1-3 and 9:1-19a, recounting a part of Paul’s story. Together, we discuss the importance of waiting in expectation for God to speak and living in obedience to what he says.

This episode focuses on Psalm 89, a psalm of lament. Together, we discuss setting aside our expectations to become conduits of God’s peace in our world.

Today's episode looks at Psalm 126 a song of ascent, containing worship, praise, and expectation. Together, we discuss how noticing, remembering, and sharing what we’ve seen God do can be a source of joy to the world.

Our episode today looks at Psalm 85 as a part of this time of Advent. In this passage, the Psalmast holds together lament and love. Together, we discuss God’s steadfast love and our role in bringing his love to those around us.

This episode looks at Psalm 80 as a part of this time of Advent. In this passage, the Psalmast holds together light and lament. Together, we discuss how through the vulnerability of lament we experience the fullness of God’s light

This episode finishes our walk through Malachi, looking at Malachi 3:13-4:6. In this passage, Malachi addresses Israel’s arrogance, the faithful remnant, judgment, and covenant renewal. Together, we discuss how our focus needs to remain on relationship rather than on the result of that relationship.