It's a crossover episode!!! Today we are joined by Amber Noel, host of The Living Church podcast. What happens when 3 professional Episcopalian talkers are challenged to… listen? This episode is about the work of listening to God and listening to our neighbors, a task that is critical as members of a worldwide Anglican family. We dissect why we are drawn to the Anglican tradition, reflect on the diversity of the Body of Christ, and discuss how to listen in a way that honors the Christ in each other. We are thrilled to be collaborating with such a historic institution, so don't forget to check out Part 2 later this week, where we discuss what it means to participate in a global Anglican Communion! Check out The Living Church Podcast here: https://livingchurch.org/category/podcasts/

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Peel that plastic wrap off of your Bibles, you BCP loyalists! It's time for an average Bible study, complete with big questions, vague conclusions, and more than a few laughs. In this episode, we discuss what it means to really "know" the Bible, and whether or not we feel like we know it. We dive into four different parables, those simple stories that Jesus used to avoid giving us a straight answer-- but that often leave us with an expanded understanding of God. On the agenda for today's discussion: debt forgiveness, covenants, wineskins, patches, money management, and of course: seeds.

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It feels like there's never a water break when it comes to seeking God. The journey to find God and know God is endless and full of unknowns. Today, we've invited fellow seeker and choir enthusiast, Father Martin George, to help us ponder the ever-elusive question: "How do I find God?". Martin, who is a priest at Kate's church St. George's Anglican in Berlin, is a theology professor, world traveler, linguistics-lover, and outdoorsman whose life has taken him from Minnesota to Switzerland and from the Lutheran to the Anglican church. Together, we discuss the value of learning from other denominations, how we can find God in coffee hour, and why the best thing to say about God is often nothing at all.

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