On Grace

Can you imagine not competing? What happens when we stop keeping track and allow grace to define our relationships?

Megan Davidson and Laura Vincent join us to share their journey from shame and blame to confidence and calling.

What do you do when you find yourself in the desert?

What does God expect of us?

How does re-understanding grace change how we engage and encounter worship?

Before Jesus is arrested, he sat at a table with his disciples, who were bickering about who was the greatest. Into this stepped Jesus, who grabbed a towel and a basin and washed his disciples feet. How does this act change the way we view God?

How does grace transform the way we read, experience, and interact with scripture?

God and grace are almost always slower than we want them to be. How do we trust the long, slow process of grace?

How does God make connection with us?

How do we attune ourselves to the presence of God? How do we sense and lean into what God is doing at any given moment, in any given person?

How is grace defined by God's power and presence in the midst of suffering?

Throughout scripture, God demonstrates both power and grace. What does each say about who God is, and how we are supposed to be in the world today?

So much of our interaction happens on social media - Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. How does grace shape the way we interact with each other? How does grace shape what we are seeing? Megan Davison (facebook.com/ThePossibleLifeKY) joins us.

What does shame look like in the kingdom of God?

A dad and two grandfathers talk about Jesus' model of manhood.

Jim Madison joins the podcast to talk on tension in the midst of transformation. You can discover artwork from Jim at printmafia.net

What is the difference between "religious Christianity" and "relational Christianity"?

Every calling meets resistance. Laura Vincent sits in for Wayne and shares some of her story. You can find more from Laura Vincent at makingroomatthetable.com

How does grace empower us to connect with those who are different?

As we place ourselves in its current, how does grace shape us?