Climbing Rambam’s Ladder
Linda’s message is rooted in 1 Corinthians 9.19-23 and Julie Salamon’s Rambam’s Ladder: A Meditation on Generosity and Why It Is Necessary to Give. Where are we in our own practice of generosity?
Deliver the Punchline
Matt’s message is rooted in Psalm 104. Where in our lives are we allowing scarcity to take up too much space? How might the abundance of God’s love shape us in gratitude and generosity?
Dreaming and Fishing
Matt’s message is rooted in Mark 1.14-20. How might our sleep lead us to hearing the call of Jesus to follow? As we find ourselves caught in the net of God’s love, how will we respond to God’s dream by fishing for people?
Imagining
Linda’s message is rooted in Matthew 2.19-23.
Rachel Weeping
Matt’s message is rooted in Matthew 2.18-23. Worship includes spoken word by The Tubman House Graduate Academy. Rachel wept for God’s children long ago? God weeps with us today as well.
What Keeps You Awake?
Linda’s message is rooted in Matthew 2.1-12. Linda’s message invites reflection on the anxieties and fears that keep us awake at night. How might our faith guide us through the night?
Seeing the Nativity
Matt’s message is rooted in Luke 2.22-40. Simeon saw redemption in the Christ child. Where will we see the Christ child in our lives today?
Nothing Is Impossible With God
Linda’s message is rooted in Luke 1.26-38. Nothing is impossible with God. The opening song is Mother of God by The Brilliance. The closing song on the podcast is Same As It Ever Was (Start Today) by Michael Franti.
The Voice
Matt’s message is rooted in the witness of John the Baptist from John 1.6-8,19-28. This is the third week in our Advent worship series.
Victory
We had technical difficulties with our podcast recording in worship. Matt’s message was rooted in Mark 1.1-8 and Dreams Deferred by Langston Hughes.
The Cock Crows
Linda’s message is rooted in Mark 13.24-37. This is the first week of our four-week Advent series called Advent at The Table.
Revelation
Matt’s message invites reflection on the meaning and significance the Revelation of John might hold for our lives today. This is the final week of our three week series on the writings attributed to John.
