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A non-member asks whether the Methodist church disciplines members, and if people are required to confess their sins to a pastor or another authority. It leads to a discussion of what rules the Methodist church actually has, the importance of accountability, and how pastors work to try to be someone who stands in your corner rather than punishing you.

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Brandi talks about how the presence of is more than just the absence of violence - it is a gift given to us.

John 14:25-27

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Questions of racial justice, privilege and discipleship surface as the group breaksdown the murder of Ahmaud Arbery. They reflect on the heavy price payed for racial harmony, the work that still awaits and the steps the church can take to be the champions of love.

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Anthony explores what it means to be "a new creation," but is faced with a change in his thinking when he considers the tragedy of Ahmaud Arbery, and how it relates to his own life.

2 Corinthians 5:16-21

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We’re talking about social holiness and what John Wesley meant by it. What that it looks like today and how it differs from how we interpret God defines it.

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From Isaiah 65:17-25:

Brandi talks about the power we have in this time: some things within our lives have got to end, forever. It’s up to us to decide what those things are.

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All hands are on deck as the group dives deep into examining the consequences the precautionary actions we take to stay safe during the pandemic may have on others around the world. They find themselves wrapped in the same chaos our questioner finds themselves in.

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John 5:1-9

Brandi talks about Jesus' encounter with the man at the healing pool, and how important the question he asked was: "Do you want to be healed?"

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We welcome our first guest to the Ask Me Anything table, Bishop Scott Jones! The group pick each others brains’ on how they’re managing daily life, spouses, parenting and the “new trend” growth during this pandemic. They lean into the changes they’ve seen in how we’re worshiping due to the pandemic and the possible impact on the future of the church

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As we settle into our quarantine routines, everything that was new starts to feel a little old. So how do we find a "new" hope?

We can't, actually... because hope is a gift. And it's one that, by being part of the body of Christ, is part of our inheritance.

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