Fall Study: What do I choose?

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Fall Study: What do I choose?

Alive to God in Psalm 1

December 17, 2019

Every Fall, we sit in a passage of Scripture for two months as an extended community. Our desire is to practice how to be Alive to God in Scripture, where we encounter God and be transformed by Him. This year, we journey through Psalm 1. Our website and phone app have all the resources and details. Hope you join us on the Fall Study!

In this episode, we discuss the final stage of the journey: Respond. This is where we make choices and engage our will. If we skip this step, we have just wasted our time in the first three stages.

GOD AND ME, ACTUALLY: Accusation and Vulnerability

October 7, 2024

This is Session 4 of our Fall Study: God and me, Actually, which is a 10-week expedition through Zechariah 3:1-7. In this episode, Eric, Rachael, and David explore the idea of themes of accusation and vulnerability. Who is the Accuser and what are his tactics? How do we understand our unique vulnerabilities and invite God into those? Choosing the truth of who God is and who we are is the pathway to greater freedom and joy. Hope you enjoy!

GOD AND ME, ACTUALLY: A Supernatural World

September 30, 2024 • Rachael, David, Eric

This is Session 3 of our Fall Study: God and me, Actually, which is a 10-week expedition through Zechariah 3:1-7. In this episode, Eric, Rachael, and David explore the idea of worldview. When we live in a naturalistic, high-tech world with the allusion of control, how do we enter into an ancient text with a firm belief in the supernatural? What do we have let go of in order to be open to what God has for us? Do we believe that encounter is even possible today? Hope you enjoy!

GOD AND ME, ACTUALLY: The Story Behind the Story

September 23, 2024

This is Session 2 of our Fall Study: God and me, Actually, which is a 10-week expedition through Zechariah 3:1-7. In this episode, Eric, Rachael, and David explore the context surrounding this passage. Why this vision to these people at this time? Knowing the context of Israel, the reality of coming back from exile, and Joshua the high priest allows us to understand the unique questions and assumption they may have. Which then allows us to see the invitations in front of us. How does our own context impact our view of God? Hope you enjoy!