Reflection Questions

- What was discussed in the episode? Be as detailed as possible.

- How are you processing that the ordained offices of the church, in encouragement and rebuke, are for the service of the Church?

- How do you process what Bishop Ken articulated the role of the laity in the ministry of the Church to the world?

Reflection Questions

- What was discussed in the episode? Be as detailed as possible.

- How do you find yourself thinking about Communion differently?

- How do you think you could be more present to what Christ is doing through the sacrament during the service?

Reflection Questions

• What was talked about in this episode? Be as detailed as possible.

• What is the general movement of the sacraments? Why is it important to understand that the sacraments are given from God, not from humanity?

• What is the "invisible grace" of baptism?

• Why do you think it's important to "remember your baptism" before the beginning of the Sunday service?

Reflection Questions

• What was talked about in this episode?

• After this episode, how do you understand the Spirit's involvement in the liturgy of Sunday morning?

• How does the Holy Spirit sanctify, inspire revelation, and absolve us of our sin?

Reflection Questions

• We talked about Jesus being our Prophet, Priest and King. Which most resonated with you and why?

• Have you ever thought about Jesus' whole life being an act of mediation on our behalf before? How does this change categories you might have already held?

• How has this helped you to see Christ as more beautiful and glorious than you did before?

Reflection Questions

• What stuck out to you?

• What did you find confusing/surprising/delightful about the doctrine of the Trinity?

• How does (or has) the category of "participation" changed your view of the Christian life?

• Was there anything challenging or comforting that you discovered about a Trinitarian view of adoption, revelation, or worship?