Jason Miller – We’re returning to one of our communal practices: letting ourselves be drawn out by the questions God asks in Scripture. This week we turn to a question about the law of Love, compassion fatigue, and participation, with a teaching from Luke 10.

Jason Miller – We’re returning to one of our communal practices: letting ourselves be drawn out by the questions God asks in Scripture. This week we turn to the Sermon on the Mount and Jesus’ teaching on worry.

This teaching was recorded at Four Winds Field, where we’re holding outdoor Sunday night gatherings instead of our regular gathering schedule at Studebaker 112, which has been suspended due to COVID-19.

Jason Miller – We’re returning to one of our communal practices: letting ourselves be drawn out by the questions God asks in Scripture. This week we find ourselves in the story of Job, a character who experiences trauma stacked on top of trauma. Rather than accepting the tidy solutions of his friends who are convinced that suffering and sin are always connected, he confronts God directly, and God raises his level of consciousness by asking him, Where were you when I created the earth?

This teaching was recorded at Four Winds Field, where we’re holding outdoor Sunday night gatherings instead of our regular gathering schedule at Studebaker 112, which has been suspended due to COVID-19.

Beth Graybill – We’re returning to one of our communal practices: letting ourselves be drawn out by the questions God asks in Scripture. This week we find ourselves in the story of Bartimaeus, a blind beggar, in Mark 10 as Jesus asks him, What do you want?

This teaching was recorded at Four Winds Field, where we’re holding outdoor Sunday night gatherings instead of our regular gathering schedule at Studebaker 112, which has been suspended due to COVID-19.

If you’d like to watch, rather than just listen, you can view this teaching film here.

Ryan Yazel – We’re returning to one of our communal practices: letting ourselves be drawn out by the questions God asks in Scripture. This week we find ourselves in the story of the Exodus, where God asks a discouraged Moses “What is in your hand?”

This teaching was recorded at Four Winds Field, where we’re holding outdoor Sunday night gatherings instead of our regular gathering schedule at Studebaker 112, which has been suspended due to COVID-19.