Carol Lovejoy and David Ruis continue their dialogue about what it means to be a "People of the Way", especially in terms of how we relate to Jesus as a person, rather than using His name for power. What can their collective wisdom teach us about our own identity in Christ, the difference between power and authority, and learning to walk in the way of Jesus? This episode dives deep on what's in a name, God's authority and presence on earth, how the land remembers, and a whole lot more. You might want to listen twice!

In this second conversation, Carol Lovejoy and David Ruis dig into the importance of story - locating our personal stories within God's story and learning to really live in the present. It's tempting to live with the backward glance or the future driving us, but to really practice being a people of the Way we need to embody the teachings of Jesus in our everyday lives. Let this conversation challenge you with what is real.

When an octogenarian Indigenous elder and the National Director of Vineyard Canada sit down for a chat, truth bombs begin to fly! Carol Lovejoy is part of our national team, and she graciously agreed to share her wisdom with us. In this first of three episodes, Carol Lovejoy and David Ruis explore what it means to be a "People of the Way" following Jesus on the ancient path He invites us to journey in truth.