How do we build relationships, especially across generations? Are we are good at asking questions and getting to know the interests of one another? Do we dare let the interests and thoughts of others change who we are? Can we build relationships in such a way that we can grow up and not just grow old?

It’s mission trip time again. The two pastors talk about the needs of the world and how we can rethink the mission trip to continue to help in ways that are meaningful and productive.

How are our stories unfolding? As Pastor Beth continues her journey of discovery and rest, the conversation here meanders around stepping out to find out what brings us life and joy.

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What relationship do we have with the climate immediately around us and how does that connect us to one another?

Pastor Beth talks about her recent road trip, how she allowed her senses to guide her to be more and more present. Join the two pastors as they demonstrate how we might engage our five physical senses.

Pastor Michael talks about his trip to London: the beauty, the conversations, and the work he is doing with intergenerational living.

As summer sneaks up on us, the two pastors talk about their plans for the summer.

Listen in on this second half of the conversation with C. Christopher Smith about his latest book, "How the Body of Christ Talks: Recovering the Practice of Conversation in the Church" (Brazos Press, 2019). Just as the human body communicates with itself amongst the various parts, how does our communication with one another draw us into growth and transformation?

The two pastors speak with C. Christopher Smith about having meaningful conversation. Chris’ new book, "How the Body of Christ Talks: Recovering the Practice of Conversation in the Church" (Brazos Press, 2019), invites us to cultivate intentional conversation. Listen in on this first part as Chris shares about his own church community’s journey in conversation.

How does the church navigate the cultural holiday like Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Memorial Day, etc.? Listen in on the pastors as they think of border themes and how we can be faithful to God in our reflections of these secular events.