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Knowing God’s heart means consistently, radically, and very concretely announcing, through our words and deeds, that God is love. And in this proclamation, we announce that every time fear, isolation, or despair begin to invade our soul we not only know this is not something that comes from God but that in such times our hearts have to cling ferociously to God.

In this episode of New Wine Uncorked, Phil, Kayla, Jim, and Matt traverse the wonderful terrain of love… Love of God, Love of self, Love of neighbor.   

Recorded live on Fridays at 10am (pst) New Wine UnCorked seeks to step into culture with a heart bent towards engagement, reconciliation, and relationship.

Am I loveable? Are you loveable? According to the Christian Scripture, the answer is a resounding YES! But is it so inside of me? Do I believe that I am the beloved of the Creator of all things? More than this, do I believe you are His beloved?

Am I loveable? Are you loveable? According to the Christian Scripture, the answer is a resounding YES! But is it so inside of me? Do I believe that I am the beloved of the Creator of all things? More than this, do I believe you are His beloved?   In this episode of New Wine UnCorked, Jim, Kayla, and Matt step into the dialogue of faith and life by examining the truth of divine love. What does it mean to be unconditionally loved, and how should this impact my life and the way and the who I love? Does the love of Christ compel me at all? Or have I become numb to heaven’s embrace of love?

Who is Jesus and why does it matter? In this episode of New Wine UnCorked, Phil and Matt step into the dialogue of faith and life by examining the truth of Jesus. Who is this man who claims to be God? And what is the connection between Jesus and me? That is, the human is created in the image of a God who is relational, so what then are the implications for life, for church, for our engagement of the world? How does the Christian understand Jesus so to then understand the one standing in front of me?   

Dialogue is the truth of participation as dia via Latin from Greek dia-logos invokes a participatory conversation. It is interactive. From dia "through" + legein "speak." Going through the Word so to engage through our word, Phil and Matt seek to uncork the impossible possibility of the human and our pursuit of this Uncommon God so to realize our common good.   

Recorded live on Fridays at 10am (pst) New Wine UnCorked seeks to step into culture with a heart bent towards engagement, reconciliation, and relationship.

In this episode of New Wine UnCorked, Phil, Matt, and Jim continue the ongoing dialogue of faith and life by examining the truth of our created community in light of self-care. That is, if it is true that the human is created in the image of a God who is relational, what then are the implications for life, for church, for our engagement of the world? How does the Christian dialogue with the world without being tainted by the world?  

Dialogue is the truth of participation as dia via Latin from Greek dia-logos invokes a participatory conversation. It is interactive. From dia "through" + legein "speak." Going through the Word so to engage through our word, Phil, Jim, and Matt seek to uncork the impossible possibility of the human and our pursuit of this Uncommon God so to realize our common good.   

Recorded live on Fridays at 10am (pst) New Wine UnCorked seeks to step into culture with a heart bent towards engagement, reconciliation, and relationship.  

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In this episode of New Wine UnCorked, Phil, Matt, and Jim enter into the dialogue of life by examining the truth of our creation and how it corresponds to the truth of our “common good.”

Recorded live on Friday’s at 10am (pst) New Wine UnCorked seeks to step into culture with a heart bent towards engagement, reconciliation, and relationship.

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Join Dr. Paul Louis Metzger for a New Wine, New Wineskins series titled, “Beatitudes: Blessed are those ... ” In this series, Dr. Metzger will dialogue with leaders who come from diverse backgrounds, asking them to draw on their own contexts in relation to the beatitudes.  

In this episode Dr. Metzger is joined by pastor, artist, and musician, Jimi Calhoun, and New Wine leaders Pastors Trudi Sang and Cody Whittington for a discussion on mourning.   

Matthew 5:4, “Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.”   

Dr Metzger asks, “Why in the world would Jesus say that blessed are those who mourn?” Join the dialogue for possible reasons why…  

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Conflict is inevitable in life no matter what one does. Anyone who serves as an advocate will certainly experience their fair share of conflict. It behooves an advocate to have a large tool box with a variety of conflict style/resolution tools or strategies in seeking to engage conflict and resolve it soundly.   

In this episode of New Wine Tastings series on Advocacy, Dr. Metzger and Pastors Trudi Sang and Cody Whittington are joined by Former Fire Chief in Portland, Bob Wall, to discuss the importance in advocacy to understand our approach. That is, in advocacy we should know and expand our conflict styles took kit.

So often we make communities serve causes rather than make sure that causes flow from community. Advocacy is all about causes. But not all causes are relational or communal. In this episode of New Wine Tastings series on Advocacy, Dr. Metzger and Pastors Trudi Sang and Cody Whittington are joined by Pastor Jim Sequeira to discuss the importance in the advocacy of cultivating community for communal reasons rather than for the sake of a cause.

Join Dr. Paul Louis Metzger for a New Wine, New Wineskins series titled, “Advocacy: Many Voices, One Calling.” In this series, Dr. Metzger will dialogue with leaders who come from diverse backgrounds, asking them to draw on their own contexts of advocacy in order to highlight essential features and values.

  In this episode Dr. Metzger is joined by City Official and Business Leader Gloria Young, as well as being accompanied once again by Pastors Cody Whittington, and Trudi Sang, for a discussion on how it is so important to advocacy work that we “Never Go It Alone.”

Join Dr. Paul Louis Metzger for a New Wine, New Wineskins series titled, “Advocacy: Many Voices, One Calling.” In this series, Dr. Metzger will dialogue with leaders who come from diverse backgrounds, asking them to draw on their own contexts of advocacy in order to highlight essential features and values.

Continuing his series on the Beatitudes, Dr. Metzger is joined by Pastor Alex Awad to reflect on the last of Jesus’ beatitudes—persecution. Prior to retirement, Pastor Awad was formerly pastor of East Jerusalem Baptist Church, as well as Professor at Bethlehem Bible College in Palestine. From 1989-2015, Alex served in missions under the General Board of Global Ministries of the United Methodist Church. Pastor Awad continues to offer insight into the developments in the Palestinian Territories through his website http://www.alexawad.org 

The Christian life is full of paradoxes. None is more astounding than the fact that persecution can be a blessing. Join Dr Metzger and Pastor Alex as they dialogue on the blessedness of persecution, learning to find encouragement in our persecution as followers of Jesus, how not to shrink back but pursue Jesus as those who are truly blessed, and much more.