What happens when one of the important foundations of your formation—your bible reading, your thoughts about God, or your life experience—get out of alignment with the others? How do we handle the theological problems, or tensions, that we encounter in our lives?

In this next part of our Resilient Faith in a Turbulent World series, we pause and look at a difficult topic: pain. What do we do with the pain that we can experience in our lives? Where are we taking it? How is it forming us?

A sermon series about slowing down to build a resilient faith for a chaotic world wouldn't be complete without a focus on the practice of Sabbath, so that's what we're digging into with this episode.

Do you consider yourself a theologian? Well, you should! Any person who has thoughts about God is doing (basic) theology.

In the next message in the series Resilient Faith in a Turbulent World, we'll unpack how we are invited into slow growth in the good soil... and how God himself chooses to go slowly and linger.

We're starting a new series! Based on themes from the book Slow Theology, our fall series Resilient Faith in a Turbulent World will help us learn how to slow down in order to live well in disordered world.

Returning to the devotional thoughts of Rev. Harold Winn and the Wise Words from a Friend theme, we explore what Paul means when he writes that we should "judge nothing before the appointed time."