Merging is what helps us find balance between being complete control freaks on the one extreme and completely resigned victims on the other. Merging is born of the question, "How do we know when it's best to change reality and when it's best to adapt to what we clearly can't control?" What could be the impact of differentiating effort from outcome?

What do we do when our plans are interrupted? What does managing oneself look like in the midst of change? How do we balance willingness with being surrendered?

What's the value of a question? What does asking communicate to those we love? What happens to our relationships when we listen twice as much as we speak - when we ask more than we know? And what's the place of questions in our pursuit of and relationship with God? Can faith and doubt - knowing and mystery - coexist? Should they? Must they? What can improv comedy teach us about wonder?

What's the value of a question? What does asking communicate to those we love? What happens to our relationships when we listen twice as much as we speak - when we ask more than we know? And what's the place of questions in our pursuit of and relationship with God? Can faith and doubt - knowing and mystery - coexist? Should they? Must they? What is the value of creating space for wonder in your relationship with God?

What's the value of a question? What does asking communicate to those we love? What happens to our relationships when we listen twice as much as we speak - when we ask more than we know? And what's the place of questions in our pursuit of and relationship with God? Can faith and doubt - knowing and mystery - coexist? Should they? Must they? What if, to understand the type of relationship we can have with God, we must understand covenant relationship?

What do you do when you are in a "less than ideal" season of life? What if it is when we slow down that we become connected to our interior being and hear the voice of God?

What's the value of a question? What does asking communicate to those we love? What happens to our relationships when we listen twice as much as we speak - when we ask more than we know? And what's the place of questions in our pursuit of and relationship with God? Can faith and doubt - knowing and mystery - coexist? Should they? Must they? What if questions make for great relationship with God?

What's the value of a question? What does asking communicate to those we love? What happens to our relationships when we listen twice as much as we speak - when we ask more than we know? And what's the place of questions in our pursuit of and relationship with God? Can faith and doubt - knowing and mystery - coexist? Should they? Must they? Is there power in wonder?

Stan Simmons, a seasoned pastor from Billings, shares with us some insight and wisdom.

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