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Anthony joins the table as Ben hosts this weeks episode. A questioner reaches out to get clarity on what separates hope and prayer. The table discusses their practiceses talking with God and explore the limits of hope.
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Brandi talks about an apocalyptic Scripture - but, apocalyptic in the other sense (who knew there was another sense? I didn’t). It’s a Scripture you wouldn’t expect: the Beatitudes.
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The group look at the different ways we service and give but also what it means to be humbled by receiving.
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In death are we healed of our illnesses or does it come with us? The table shares their insight and hope for those struggling with mental health.
If you or someone you know is struggling with mental health contact your mental health professional or other qualified health provider.
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Ben waits to surprises the group with today’s question - was it racist of God to single out the Israelites? The table discusses what Scripture tells us about why He chose the Hebrew people. Andy uses a food metaphor that has everybody questioning what kind of food they are.
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Brandi considers the story of Paul's Damascus experience from the point of of view of the man he is brought to meet: Annanias, the one who healed Paul's eyes, and brought him into the church whose message he would transform forever.
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On today’s episode, the group takes an opportunity to have a conversation about the events happening in Houston. Donyale and Andy share their experience at George Floyd’s funeral. They reflect on the impact of these events and what it means for us as a nation.
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Brandi and Anthony decide to team up and take on the story of Philip and the eunuch together, with both of them diving into the intricacies of the original story, and the way it reasonates today.
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The group take a moment to reflect on their experiences at the downtown march for George Floyd. Bloomed from our Ahmaud Arbery episode, today’s question searches for specific guidance on what the church can do to combat evil and what we as individuals can do.
Below is more information on the book recommendations mentioned in this podcast.
-Divided By Faith, by Michael Emerson
Books for Kids:
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On Pentecost Sunday, Brandi wanted to go in a more elaborate direction, but instead she comes to us simply, from her kitchen table, to talk about the wondrous and world-changing thing that happened at Pentecost - and the dramatic things happening in our own world today.
Acts 2:1-11
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