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Tyler Smith–sportswriter, coach and pastor–joined Pierce and Ryan to share about his mission to foster holy moments in everyday living .
Month: August 2020
Daily adventures in love with Adam Weber
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“Maybe the big things in your eyes are actually really small things,” the Rev. Adam Weber wonders aloud, “and the small things in your eyes are actually huge.”
Instead of searching for the big things we want to do for God, Adam encourages us instead to look for the places where we can love our neighbors, even the ones who are difficult to love. He’s learned that lives can be powerfully impacted by simple things like free cookies and basketball hoops.
Adam Weber is the founding pastor of Embrace Church, a multi-site United Methodist congregation in and around Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
Ep. 52: Everyone knows and no one cares
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Everyone knows and no one cares. What if adopting this mindset just might be the key to completely transforming your church marketing and communications? Join Dan Wunderlich, a United Methodist pastor and host of the MyCom Church Marketing Podcast!
What is your identity?
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Who are you? If you struggle for an answer to that question, this might be the episode for you.
Pierce and Ryan take a deep dive into their own identities, what they’re discovering now, and what they still struggle to articulate.
Faith & Racial Justice with Dr. Leah Gunning Francis
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Dr. Leah Gunning Francis describes herself as a seminary dean, mother and author.
As a seminary dean and scholar, she shares a theology of anti-racism and racial justice that begins with the imago dei, the recognition that all human beings are created in the image of God.
As an author, Dr. Gunning Francis wrote Ferguson and Faith after interviewing more than two dozen faith leaders who participated in the protests following the shooting death of Michael Brown on August 9, 2014 in Ferguson, Missouri. She shares how people of faith joined the work for racial justice, and how we are called to join as well.
As the parent of two sons, she also shares some insights on how we can raise children to be anti-racist.
This is an important and inspiring conversation.