A listener asks a question that came up in their small group - how do you actually pray for your enemies? It seems awfully difficult. And how do you know what to say?

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On MLK Sunday, Ken references the Drum Major Instinct, one of MLK’s last sermons. The entirety of the sermon is available here: https://www.fmhouston.com/mlk/

As he consider's MLK's legacy, he talks about the change that happens when all lives are valued.

“The church has the power to speak something better. To speak a voice for equality, peace, justice, truth.”

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The group discusses what led them to become pastors, and why they abandoned other avenues to head towards ministry. Plus, is it ever too old to enter full-time ministry?

Then, at the group's urging, Ben shares his journey into the world of church media.

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Andy talks about stepping into the gap of faith and letting Jesus work through us.

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A follow up to one of our earlier episodes – Episode 96: “Why Are Young People Leaving The Church?” – an actual young person writes about how relationships helped them maintain their connection to the church, and he finds that to be the magical elixir for other young people who get connected to churches. So what does the group think?

There’s conversation about how to be a person who listens to questions, how to handle questions you don’t know the answers to, and how the long history of the church can help you out of a tough situation even if you don’t know much about it.

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Ken welcomes us into the new year and reflects on the journey of change and transition.

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Marty talks about not missing the quite "wow" moments that are right in front of us.

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Every Christmas Eve Ken’s family would go to a barn and read the Christmas story - a way to make the story of Christmas accessible.

Ken talks about the first live Nativity, and the need for “a touchable place.” God so needed to make his Word something real that He came to earth and became the most humble, vulnerable thing that he could be: a baby.

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Anthony breaks down the meaning of joy and where we often look for it. He tell us joy is not about what happens to you but who lives through you.

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For their last show of 2020, the group looks back on the lessons they learned, the things that they missed the most, and the things they've discovered how to appreciate.

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