Together 4 Good: Making Sense of Life and Faith

This week's episode is another Poets, Preachers, Prophets, and Practitioners episode. Listen in as Pastor Nate provides a collage of voices that help us to explore miracles and the miraculous in our lives.

Poem: "We're the Ones we've been waiting for" by June Jordan

Prophets - Clip from "Everything is Spiritual" by Rob Bell

Practitioners - Opportunity International (https://www.opportunity.org)

Other Music: "Crystal Lullaby", HUKU

Pastor Nate looks back on Holy Week at Bethany and reflects on the larger message that shone through this year that connects all the services and stories from Palm Sunday to Easter. Listen in as Pastor Nate invites you to further ponder the mystery of this sacred week.

As we conclude our journey through Holy Week, Pastor Nate shares one final poem. This longer poem is a reflection on the story of Christ's resurrection and the theological significance of Jesus' bodily resurrection.

Throughout this Holy Week, Pastor Nate shares short poems that he's written that reflect on the various themes and stories throughout the week.

This episode is a poetic reflection on the day after Jesus' death but before his resurrection and the significance of the that space.

Throughout this Holy Week, Pastor Nate shares short poems that he's written that reflect on the various themes and stories throughout the week.

This episode is a poetic reflection on Good Friday.

Throughout this Holy Week, Pastor Nate shares short poems that he's written that reflect on the various themes and stories throughout the week.

This episode is a poetic reflection on the events of Maundy Thursday.

Throughout this Holy Week, Pastor Nate shares short poems that he's written that reflect on the various themes and stories throughout the week.

This episode is a poetic reflection on Matthew 21:18-22, the story of Jesus cursing the fig tree. An event that takes place on the day after Jesus entered Jerusalem.

Throughout this Holy Week, Pastor Nate shares short poems that he's written that reflect on the various themes and stories throughout the week. This episode is a poetic reflection on Palm Sunday.

In another edition of our Signs Along the Way podcast series, Colleen Maki records a conversation with Rev Peyton Williams. Peyton is the priest-in-charge at St Andrew's Episcopal Church in Richmond, VA. In this conversation, Peyton reflects on her journey to ordination, the story of Jonah, Holy Week, and much more.

As we continue our Signs Along the Way podcast series, Colleen Maki sits down with Nick Donkoh to talk about Nick's journey to his current role in the Community Resources Department of the Denver Public Library. Nick offers great reflection on how his thinking evolved as he was led from Denver to Mississippi to Nashville and then back to Denver.