Curtis and Meredith share a few ideas for practices of knowing God and knowing the world that might help you build your Rhythm of Life.

Curtis and Meredith share a few practices of engagement and rest that might help you build your Rhythm of Life. 

This week, Curtis looks at what Genesis tells us humanity was made to do and be: God's partners in the work of helping all creation to flourish.

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This week, Meredith considers how the Bible tells us that we ought to celebrate, and also that we ought to mourn. How do we do both, and what practices might allow us to engage with that reality?

Meredith and Curtis jump on the pod with some ideas of practices we might try to be more intentional about listening to God in solitude or engaging in and developing meaningful relationships. 

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This week, we asked whether following God is all about relationships, or about meeting with God in solitude. Curtis looked at creation, and the stories of Elijah and David, to say that most of us need more of both. 

Meredith delivers a sermon about how following Jesus means connecting to, getting-to-know, and learning more about both God and the world. 

Meredith leads us through a practice that helps us stay connected to Jesus, so that we can be both fully in the world and fully separate.

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Curtis starts our 2020 series on Rhythm of Life talking about how following Jesus means being both fully a part of the world and fully separate at the same time. 

In this special year-end episode of the Launch Pod we look back at 2019, what has happened, where we've been, and what we're looking forward to in 2020. 

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