Dr. Steven Todd carries us further into the discussion and engaging response regarding the ways of the Holy Spirit here on earth, today - as in Heaven. How are we to pray, then, when healing, possession, and other personal infirmities strike? **We apologize for the low quality recording**

Is it possible to pray for healing and miracles without causing emotional damage or manipulation? These questions need to be wrestled with, and Dr. Steven Todd's decades of study and experience lend us strong biblical insight into the matter.

If the Bible is a library (a collection of whole books), what kinds of writings are these books? Do we read them this way?

A brief history of the Bible: the journey from living words to the modern reference Bible and back again.

Liturgy in church is ok, but how does liturgy affect my whole life? This 2nd week of teaching by Father Marty Pearsall delves into the ways we can set personal liturgies to strengthen our faith and practices. He also takes a look at the Book of Common Prayer (BCP) and how it was created to be a tool to teach us a divine language as we learn to commune with God.

What is the point of liturgy anyway? Isn't it just crusty ritual at this point? In this 1st week of teaching, Father Marty Pearsall expounds upon the order and role of liturgy in the church service & calendar and church service, and how liturgy helps rhythm and order our lives around the full person of Christ.

What is the significance of us eating together in our homes? Rachel Hehr brings us a riveting word about the power and purpose of communion at our common tables. Don't miss this 4th week of teaching to see the meal as eternally more than just food.

What is the significance of the Table on a Sunday morning? Are we even 'partaking in communion' like we're supposed to? What's the point of communion in church anyway? This 3rd week of theology teaching, Bryan Hehr brings his Fuller Seminary training into play as we discuss the significance, reflection, and formational aspects of the Table.

What is the Table's place in our faith historically, and how has it been expressed over time? Andrew Stoddard, who received his two Master's degrees from Wheaton in history and theological-studies, takes us into the understanding of the history of the Table. We go in-depth to see the thread of the Table as the center point of faith for the Israelites, early Christians, and throughout the Catholic & Protestant denominations through the centuries. Understand where the Table has come from helps us understand where we're at when we meet around it.