Andy Nixon brings us the word this week. He tells us not to be afraid to announce who Jesus is and be intentional about seeing His bigger plan.

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Someone who thought Christmas would be easier without all the busyness is discovering that this is a much tougher season than they expected. Andy, Marty, and Ben talk about why so many people find Christmas to be hard, how to handle this year's particular difficulties, and the way loss affects the Christmas season.

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With Christmas drawing near, we remember the incarnation of Christ and all he came to restore.

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A question about whether traditional worship’s days are numbered brings out four strong opinions on the nature of worship, experiencing God in all contexts, and how we ignore church history at our own peril.

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The Source welcomes Pastor Marty Vershel! He dives into the power of God’s love and reminds us we never have to doubt His love for us. He’s got us even when we walk through darkness.

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Ken talks about being intentional about encountering God through the darkness. To see His grace we must walk into the places He working in.

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This commonly-asked question is quickly flipped on its head, as Ken questions the motivations of the people who most frequently ask it. Soon, it becomes a conversation about the way we cling to the church that we already have instead of becoming the new church that we need to be.

Also, Andy is very excited to be “the 24th most influential United Methodist podcast.” Here’s the link so you can see what he’s talking about: https://blog.feedspot.com/methodist_church_podcasts/“

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Ken dives into what we ask God to be in the midst of grief. He calls us to seek and practice God’s goodness with one another.

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The group talks about the way action creates feeling, the various times Jesus addressed this very thing throughout his ministry, and how to know if you’re asking good questions or just beating yourself up.

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Ken talks to us about the journey of finding silence and sitting with our grief, explain how burying it doesn't make it go away. Instead, he invites us to unpack what aches us.

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