We discuss Mark 1:21-28, the different ways we might read an exorcism story, the difference between having to say something and having something to say (See: Rob Bell), and our 7th Biggest Pet Peeves. 

Music provided by 'Analog G'. You can find his work here. 

Music is provided by 'Analog G'. You can find his work here. 

We discuss Mark 1:14-20, the time Sarah at a peach in bed, what good news could be, and our eighth biggest pet peeves. 

Music provided by 'Analog G'. You can find his work here. 

Music is provided by 'Analog G'. You can find his work here. 

We discuss the recent events at the Capitol, the Calling of Samuel, and our 9th biggest pet peeve with one another.

Music provided by 'Analog G'. You can find his work here. 

Music is provided by 'Analog G'. You can find his work here. 

We discuss Mark 1:1-11, the meaning of Jesus's Baptism and how it pushes us to consider the way we are going in constant decisions. We also share our tenth biggest pet peeve about one another. Enjoy! 

We discuss Matthew 2:1-12, the epiphany of our Lord, celebrating Kwanza next year, and the annoyance of a culture over-saturated in communication. We are joined by Rev. Greg Rapier, associate pastor of First Presbyterian Church, Del Ray Beach, Florida and author of a collection of sermons, Confronting Life's Challenges. 

We are joined by Enneagram teacher and coach, Abigail Rodriguez, who is also the Founder and Director of the Enneagram Space, where she seeks to walk alongside friends and clients as they rediscover who they are and how to live more purposefully in their world. During this conversation, we discuss Luke 2, the power of innocence, and what it means that our messiah comes as an infant.  You can learn more about Abigail and her work at https://www.abbirodriguez.com. 

We discuss Luke 1:26-38, the power of interruption, how Mary and Elizabeth respond to interruptions, and whose turn it is to wash the dishes. 

In this episode, we discuss Isaiah 43, the role of pastors in churches today, which Chex Mix pieces are the best of the best, and we listen as our new daughter Naima sneezes at around 20:00. 

In this episode, we discuss Advent 1, Sarah begins the end of her pregnancy, and we struggled to understand Mark 13:24-37. 

We discuss the parable of talents and the implications a new reading of this parable has for stewardship. We borrow heavily from the work of Debie Thomas.