Still Married After COVID

I interview Nara Newcomer, Parish Musician at Redeemer Olathe about how COVID altered the way we used music in worship during and after the shut-down.

Join me as I interview the Butenhoff family who has shepherded our congregation through the processes of going on-line for virtual worship and Bible study.  They share with us some of the challenges, joys, as well as some of the technical specs of the equipment we are using for those churches who may just be starting out.

It has always been and always will be all about following Jesus.  Keeping our eyes focused on him will allow us to accomplish his mission as "fishers of men."

Not a self-help podcast, but a conversation of adapting to change in a faith filled way.  Check it out and leave a message at  https://anchor.fm/perry-sukstorf/message

When people love each other they long to be together.  As the pandemic stretches on and people drift away from the church, sincere love and caring will require us to reach out with intention effort across many platforms and methods and will require significant investments in time.

Keeping the Covenant when the methods have changed.

The exception to the rule.

The Church is constant, but that doesn't mean its always the same.

When things are going well, you can tell by the signs.

Being hitched to Jesus means letting him lead the way, even as we carry a load of Good News to the ends of the earth (starting at home).