Today, Scott and Garrett sit down to discuss the Bible; how it was written, how to read it, and how it's a beautiful image of God's partnership with humanity.

If you would like to learn more about the practice of scripture, we recommend the 4-week course from Practicing The Way.

https://www.practicingtheway.org/scripture

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What is the Bible, and why does it matter so much to Christians? Today, we continue our foundations series by looking at the role scripture plays in the life of a believer.

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Today, Scott and Garrett sit down and unpack Romans 12:1-2. This key text from Sunday's sermon challenges readers to not be formed by the world around them but instead to let Christ form their lives.

In this episode, we discuss how transformation truly occurs, what it means to be a living sacrifice, and go on a long and winding tangent about bible translation.

This week, we look at Romans 12:1-2 to see what the Apostle Paul defines as true worship. We see that true worship is about much more than a song we sing or a church service we attend. True worship is presenting our bodies as a living sacrifice.

Today, Scott and Garrett sit down for a conversation about Prayer. They discuss why prayer is so important in the life of a believer, how prayer serves as an anchor to God's presence, and how prayer reminds us that we have a heavenly father who cares for us deeply.

Today, we talk about the importance of prayer in the life of a believer. We dive into the prayer that Jesus teaches His disciples and see how it is still relevant for our lives today.

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Today, Scott and Garrett sit down to unpack what Jesus calls the greatest commandment: to love God and love our neighbor. We discuss how Jesus was stepping into one of the biggest debates of His day by answering this question, and what His answer means for us as believers.

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What is the greatest command ever given? This was the question that the religious leaders of the day asked Jesus in an attempt to trap him in a common debate of the day. Today, we look at how Jesus answered this question and why He considered loving God and neighbor the greatest commandment of all time.

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