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David and Christin have a discussion on Scot Mcknight and Laura Barringer's book "A Church Called TOV."  They ask the question on how do we as a Church seek to have people first above programs.     

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David Harvey and Phil Aud have a discussion on the nature of worship and what good worship is.  Worship first and foremost has to do with God and Gods work within us.  True God shaped worship is contrary to the narcissistic, ego driven style where it is all about me and my feelings which is so prevalent in our culture.    

David Harvey asks the question what matters to us? Are we more concerned with developing a great resume or seeking to have a eulogy that exemplifies goodness.  David takes a look at Genesis 4 in which the Cain and Able story forces us to ask the question, "am I my brothers keeper?"  According to Jesus we are and we need to establish habits that promote goodness and seek the well being of others.  

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David and Tyson kick off our new series working along side Scot McKnights book, "A Church Called TOV."  They begin the conversation by discussing how culture is created and nurturing an empathy culture over narcissism.

Tyson speaks on Psalm 127 and the radical call of slow obedience in the same direction. Tyson discusses the tower of Babel from Genesis 11 and how that contrasts God plans in which God must build the house or the builders labor in vain.  

David Harvey speak on the importance of Sabbath in a society that forces us to prove ourselves by our effectiveness and ability.  Sabbath is rooted in goodness and reminds us that we are human and God is the Lord of the universe.  Sabbath is a contemplative guide to safety that helps us avoid the traps of cultures versions of greatness.   

David Harvey, with special guest Holly Fortier, discuss racial reconciliation, indigenous peoples and injustice.  Don't miss out on an incredible conversation on how God speaks to the terrible injustices of our time in both speaking truth to it but also offering hope.     

David begins a new series where he discusses cultures fixation on greatness and how the bible contrasts that with the idea of good.  David engages with Genesis 1, in which God sees his creation as good and creates humans to further the goodness of creation.  It is only when humans seek greatness at the expense of the other, rather than seeking their goodness, that creation is distorted.  We are excited to go on this journey together as we seek to be a Church that is good to each other and our neighbour.   

David and Tyson have a conversation summarizing the last few weeks of teaching in our Distorted Echoes series. David and Tyson give some final remarks on our summer read of, N.T. Wright's Broken Signposts, engaging with the topics of: justice, love, spirituality  freedom, truth and power.  

Join David for our Distorted Echoes series as he works alongside N.T. Wright's Broken Signposts.