How does the church "seek wholeness" for its city? How do we as individuals do the same?

The role of prophet in the Bible was never an easy one. Perhaps it went something like this: don’t be so involved in city life that you forget what God called you to, but don't be so distant from the city that they forget who you are. Simply put, the art of the prophetic calling was to live at the edge of the city, to perform the delicate balance of being both engaged but different, relevant but challenging.

Do we have enough? How do we change our perspective on what we have and what we can give?

Are we Blessed? The answer to that is obvious, but what if it’s not the question that the Bible wants us to ask?

How can we be present to the world in a way that helps?

Is there a connection between our sexuality and our spirituality?

A pathway to deeper formation of our lives requires some interior examination

Can we really live a deep life when there’s so much division and racism?

In the stress and overwhelm of life, what rhythms might helps us find a deeper life?

We begin a new series rooted in Rich Villodas’ book “The Deeply Formed Life“