You might be surprised how your identity can help or hinder your opportunity to worship the Lord. But thankfully, Tasha Jun, author of Tell Me the Dream Again: Reflections on Family, Ethnicity, and the Sacred Work of Belonging is here with us.

Our culture loves to celebrate the idolatry of instant gratification. However, when we don’t receive everything we prayed for quickly, we often have trouble reconciling the difference. Idolatry is often a practice we use to avoid the hard work of healing. Let’s talk about how to find the strength to move forward in the presence in our Savior with Elizabeth Woodson.

Today, we are having a conversation about how to continue worshiping in the midst of pressure, profit, and the pursuit of God’s presence. Nailah Tee, a worship leader and recording artist from the province of Toronto, Canada, is joining us to help us talk about it.

Today, we are talking to Katie Westenberg, the author of And Then She Remembered as we talk about the power of memory in the place of worship.

Today, we are talking to award winning therapist, Kobe Campbell about how to stop dismissing your trauma and start getting the help you need as you worship through it.

Powered by RedCircle Listen on Apple | Listen on Spotify New Resources Read Matthew 1:1-16 as we pray together. If you have yet to get it, you can order your copy of Selah: A Study of 1 and 2 Samuel here by Liv Dooley. Don’t forget, as a bonus, Liv is offering a free download to help […]