Eric and Adrienne have a conversation with Ellie Smith (Assistant Pastor of VC20) and Lathania Butler (VC 20 leader, economist, data scientist, sports-lover) about how millennials experience doubt & faith.

On this episode, Eric and Julia interview Mark Roosien who wrote his PhD dissertation at Notre Dame, and teaches at Yale University, on the impact of natural disasters on church community and practice and what Christian history teaches us about living as people of faith in the midst of a pandemic.

Eric and Julia host a lively conversation between Austin Fischer, pastor and author of Faith in the Shadows and Bart Campolo, Christian-turned-athiest and son of famous evangelist Tony Campolo.

Eric and Julia host a special livestream and talk with Hal Donaldson and Rich Nathan about leading and serving while the world is in crisis.

Eric and Adrienne interview one of Eric's best friends from Amsterdam, Jurjen Van Howlingen, and Eric's Spiritual Director, Larry Reichley... about looking for God in the midst of sudden illness and personal suffering.

Adrienne and Julia talk with Pastor Andy Saperstein about ways scripture invites us to navigate our doubts, about how it can look to make space for seasons of doubt in our lives, and talk personally about discovering the consolation of God in the midst of it all.

Eric and Adrienne interview Mark Sullivan, LISW and director of Vineyard's Professional Counseling center, about managing anxiety and fear in the midst of the current health situation.

In this episode we wrap up our first series regarding the leadership transition at Vineyard Columbus, and look ahead of what is to come.

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Adrienne, Julia & Eric talk together with Rich about their hopes for the future, and things they're excited about for the next chapter at Vineyard Columbus.

We have a conversation about what makes Vineyard feel like home for so many folks, and Eric & Julia share about the values we have as a church that are special to them. Adrienne leads us into an important conversation about how the diversity in our church needs to inform the values we have and the way that we communicate about them, and we all end feeling especially grateful for one another!