In this episode, pastor Ryan reminds us that God is present and at work here in our city in the midst of COVID-19. We might be surprised by how open people are to us and to Jesus in this season. How can we be faithful witnesses to Jesus to our neighbors at this time?

In this episode we wanted to reflect on preparing our hearts and minds for worship in our homes. Most of us are gathering in a room where we usually consume TV, movies, etc. What does it look like to posture our body and prepare our room to worship God in that space?

In this follow-up episode on worship and lament, Ryan and Luke share with us their thoughts on why lament is often an aspect of worship we don't do well in the church, and what the invitation and reward is for God's people as we engage with God and others in expressing our sorrows.

In this episode, Luke shares with us his thoughts on the importance of lament in the midst of feeling the loss and uncertainty the COVID pandemic has brought us. One-third of the Psalms are laments. Why is it essential for us to lament? How do we lament in a way that turns us toward God? Luke shares with us the four elements of a biblical lament:

1. Address to God - "Hey God, please help!"

2. Complaint to God - "This is what hurts."

3. Petition to God - "Here's how I'd like you to help me in specific ways."

4. Praise to God - Giving thanks and adoration to God.

In this episode, we hear from Ryan and two of Broadway's elders as they give an update on how God is providing for us financially in the midst of COVID-19. They also share ideas on the challenge and call to be faithful stewards who depend on God as our Good Provider at this time.

As we begin to feel the void of our busy schedules and social lives, Steve Wilhoff shares about how he sees God setting us free from finding satisfaction in our daily provisions and shifting our attention back to Him, our Provider, as our greatest gift.

As a part of our continued conversation on rest in the midst of our response to COVID-19, Amanda Campati shares with us about the opportunity for entering into new ways of relationship and community with God and with one another.

Stacey Dumbacher is a member of Broadway Christian Church who serves as the program director of a non-profit called, Run Hard, Rest Well. In this episode, Stacey shares with us about the importance of establishing regular rhythms of rest into our lives.

In this episode, pastor Ryan Cochran shares about his own personal response to COVID-19, and encourages us to respond to what is happening in our world from a place of rest instead of worry.

In this first episode of The Pilot's Voice, pastor Ryan Cochran and worship director, Luke Ash, share with us the story behind the name of this podcast.