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The group tackle what the rules are in taking communion during extreme times and what make separates communion from a love feast.
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The group discuss what they’re each doing for lent and what they hope to gain from it.
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In our new sermon series "The Rejected", Brandi makes a call to all those who feel like they are in Jesus' back seat. The only thing keeping you from Jesus is you. There is no one out of the reach from God's gaze.
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On today’s episode the group tackles the second part of a question they never got around to finishing earlier - should we consider other specific perspectives on the Bible? They reflect on whose interpretation of scripture we tend to acknowledge more and explore what the practice of reading scripture in different environments does to our perspective.
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As we close our sermon series "Dream", Brandi asks us to put our faith into action. Where in our world needs Jesus?
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Scripter paints a picture of a world filled with the promises of God. Brandi asks us to reflect on dream we have and what the road to get there looks like.
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The group takes a closer look at romans 12 to discuss how literal that scripture is. Ken takes the question a step further and ponders if the church falls short in “living sacrificially” for each other.
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Anthony charges into our new sermon series called "Dream", dedicated to the dreams of Martin Luther King Jr. through scripture. He takes us through the dark point in history when racial segregation tore through our nation. He stresses the importance and power of loving our enemies as we do our neighbors.
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Andy and Brandi are ready to charge into today’s conversation on why there is only sixty six books in the Bible. The group finds themselves on different ends of the spectrum as they discuss what the conversation would look like if the canon was opened.
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On Neighborhood Sunday Brandi invites us to reflect on who our neighbors are. She tells us love requires us to waste time on one another and to put our selfish needs aside.
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