Rhythms of Grace

Have you ever had a season where you come to the end of yourself and know you are way beyond your limits? If so, this episode is for you. Join Nate, Hannah and special guest Minti Henderson as they talk about navigating seasons of burnout.

Join Hannah and Nate this week with special guest Minti Henderson. They dive deep into what it looks like to walk through seasons of meaninglessness. What do we do when life gets turned upside down or when the thing we thought would bring us meaning sorely disappoints?

What if love was a speed and it was slower than your default pace? What if you were made to live in a village, not on an island? Join Nate, Hannah and Sung as they discuss various practices, mindsets and rhythms that can cultivation meaningful relationships with the people in your sphere.

If you're feeling the weight of loneliness and craving deeper, more meaningful connections with the people around you, this episode is for you. Join Hannah, Sung, and Nate as they dive into the roots of disconnection in our personal stories, the impact of technology, and practical ways to overcome isolation.

Hannah, Sung and Nate talk honestly this week about the difference between who they want to be and who they are in real life. In a world where compromising character is normative, Jesus' call to be people of integrity and honor is all the more relevant for us.

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This week Nate, Hannah and Sung explore where cynicism comes from and what it costs us. Join us if you would like to fight cynicism and become like a child, staying curious and hopeful.

When did you stop asking for help? Why do you think that might be? This week, join Nate, Hannah and Sung as they explore why it can be so vulnerable to receive from another and what we miss out on when we live a self sufficient life. If you are someone who wants to experience closeness with God, this one is for you.

What is in a name? This week, Nate, Hannah and Sung are back and explore the moment that Moses asked God what his name is. How the Hebrew worldview understood naming, and how God answers Moses' question is of upmost importance. If you're someone who wants a life of welcoming mystery and adventure, then this week is for you.

This week, new host Hannah Witte joins the team while Christine is on Maternity Leave. Have you ever felt like God is bigger than the paradigms and platitudes you've been handed? If you want to know the wild God of the Bible, this episode is for you.

In a season about rediscovering joy, wonder, and play in our walk with God, this week takes a slight turn. How do we rediscover a childlike dependence on God? What does faith look like in the midst of broken hopes? Together, they unpack the truth that the art of living includes the art of dependence in the midst of seasons you hope never to have to face.

This week, on Rhythms of Grace, the team tackles the big question: Where does our wonder go when we grow up? Nate offers up a couple of theories of how we lose our sense of wonder, and the team chews on some possible solutions on this week's Rhythms of Grace.

What does it look like to live a life of wonder, awe, curiosity, and joy? How can we begin to see our journey of faith not as work but as play? That's what we begin to ask as we start a new season of Rhythms of Grace this week.

On this week's Rhythms of Grace, Sung, Nate, and Christine try to recapture a sense of wonder at the world. What does it take to reclaim the curiosity and awe of a little child? A thunderstorm? Danger? Trespassing? Or could it start somewhere else? Tune in to find out.

Join Sung, Christine, and three special guests for this three-episode miniseries on serving and missions. Based in part on the book When Helping Hurts, the Rhythms of Grace team will talk through important perspectives and questions to consider before stepping into service. This week, Sung, Christine, and Zach Stamp start with a seemingly simple question: What is poverty?

In episode two of this miniseries on serving well, Sung, Christine, and special guest Dave Collins talk about the difference between relief, reconstruction, and development. What does it look like for these to be done well? How can we enter into short term missions with the right mindset?

As we wrap up this miniseries on serving well, Sung, Christine, and special guest Dan Rodriguez talk about how we can prepare for short-term missions and how we can return well. What questions should you start asking before you even leave home? What does it look like, practically, to bring the mission trip mindset back into your daily life? And what's the importance of a post-trip meeting?

It's one thing to look for God in the busy seasons, but what about the frustrating seasons? How do we seek God in the midst of irritations and difficulties? Sung, Nate, and Christine each experience frustration differently, so the way they seek God in those moments looks very different. What does it look like for you?

We've all been taught to pray -- whether we know it or not! "Prayer is just talking to God." "Prayer shouldn't be all asking." "Pray A.C.T.S.: Adoration, confession, thanksgiving, supplication." But what if it's bigger than that? What if prayer is more than we've been taught?

Is having a “quiet time” an accidental heresy? Are we missing an important way of engaging with God? What does meditating day and night mean for busy people in today’s world? Check out this week’s episode of Rhythms of Grace for these questions and more!

This week, the Rhythms of Grace team is chewing on the idea of Sabbath. Is Sabbath still for us today? What does it even mean? Join the Rhythms of Grace team as they chew on these questions in this week’s episode.

For those of us who want to get started with a rhythm of Sabbath… What does that look like? What are some first steps? And am I allowed to check my emails? Join the Rhythms of Grace team to find out!

These days, everybody's busy. Often we think of spiritual practices as needing to wait until we're free or have margin, but our spiritual lives are shaped and formed in the everyday. So how can we get started building healthy spiritual practices in the midst of a busy life? Find out this season!

Now that they have spent a whole season talking about how to read the Bible and what it really is all about, the Rhythms of Grace team takes a step back to ask the simple question: How do you enjoy reading the Bible? Listen in this week for strategies to fall in love with God through His Word.

If the Bible was written by 40 different authors, over the course of 1500 years, in 3 different languages, on 3 different continents... How did it actually come together? How do we know that the New Testament is the Word of God? Sung leads the Rhythms of Grace team through this discussion of how the Bible came together.