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The group tackles two similar questions regarding the book of revelations. Ben’s pastoral side really shines when discussing the misconceptions of how we read this part of the bible. Everyone shares their experiences learning about the rapture growing up and the Left Behind series.
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Ken points out that in the midst of crisis, our walls come down. The realest part of us is exposed. It’s on us, as Christians, to live that faithfully, and let people see the ways that we try and find hope amidst the despair.
Isaiah 11:1-8 paints a message of a glorious day coming soon, where peace reigns across the world.
“We live, and we serve a God of life.”
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Today’s question puts the structure of our worship services under a microscope. The group examines what elements of a service really matter and the roles that lay and clergy people play.
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Brandi reflects on how this Easter morning is set apart from the rest. Although things may look and feel like the end, she tells us not to be afraid. Jesus is with us, defying fear with hope.
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Andy, Brandi, and Ben dissect the cons of staying busy for the sake of being busy. Moreover, the struggle to slow down our lifestyle.
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On Palm Sunday, Brandi tells us not to mistake settling for peace. Let God's love disturb our peace and breakdown our excuses. So that we can be transformed into the person we're meant to be.
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The group discuss the different ways they’re each adapting to daily life during the Covid-19 quarantine and the struggle of battling loneliness as a result of social distancing.
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Brandi asks us to open our eyes so that we may be changed. Our mighty God is the light in the darkness. His light will outlast through all our battles.
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The group begins today’s discussion picking up our conversation from last week’s episode and touching on the priesthood of all believers. However, they decide to hijack the question and talk through how they think the current pandemic will effect how we practice being the church.
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Amidst all the wilderness of these trying times, Brandi reminds is that the compassion of Christ means we never suffer alone.
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