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Kaitlyn doesn’t shy away from telling the story of David and Bathsheba (The G rated version of course!). Like David, we might find ourselves struggling to be obedient to the word of God. Kaitlyn tells us to let go of our need to be defensive and instead experience the grace He is giving us.

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With the help of some familiar voices, the group takes on two questions this week. One listener asks how we can work together to bring unity in our divided political atmosphere. Another questions whether Paul means individuals should seek greater gifts or the corporate body.

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In our scripture today, David learns what it means to be a worshipper of God. To uplift those around us we must put Jesus at the center of our lives. Brandi tells us she's convinced that by worshipping this way, the blessings we give will ripple out and change the world.

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Andy and Kaitlyn talk about what the life of a pastor is like in practice, talking about some of the more surprising pressures, the oddities of the life, and the problems that happen when your work life bleeds into your private relationships.

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In a world riddled with violence and temptation Brandi urges us to reject the ‘eye for an eye’ mindset and break the cycle of violence. She tells us to drop our weapons and practice forgiveness.

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The group tell us what lead them to become pastors. We explore Brandi’s long list of degrees and Ben shares why he didn’t go “Hollywood”.

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Brandi dives into the importance of good friendships. She challenges us to not allow our faith to be anonymous, but instead to reach out to the those around us. We must ask ourselves, who calls us a good friend?

Ken shares the story of David and Goliath as a message for the every day person. He reminds is that though we face many giants in our lives, we can take refugue in our church and through the word of God conqure our giants.

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Andy and Ben take a harder-edged question about asking for money head on, and spend some time talking about spending money on bounce houses, why you should show up to church, and the difference between giving to the church and being the church.

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As we kick off our new sermon series 'David', Brandi throws up some classic optical illusions to bring up the question of perception - checking our understanding of how we see the world, how we see ourselves, and how God sees us.

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