Wake Forest Presbyterian
Connecting Conversation
"Connecting Conversations" - our weekly deep dive into the scripture for Sunday's worship service. Listen as Liz and Katherine read scripture together, ask it some questions, trip over the baffling parts, and try to understand all the possibilities the scripture holds for us. wfpc.substack.com
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Jun 24, 2026
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Episodes
Life's Hard, Eat the Brownie 24.06.2026 1:14:29
In this episode, Katherine and Liz talk about the impact Purity Culture in their 90’s youth groups had on their growing up, what Jesus actually says about Purity, and why eating brownie’s is good, as long as you know “why” you are eating the brownie. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit wfpc.substack.com
This Doesn't Make Any Sense 17.06.2026 54:05
This week, Katherine and Liz talk about the places in their lives where blind spots seem to form and how they have found strategies to work with and around those spots. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit wfpc.substack.com
Fire Control 10.06.2026 1:04:56
This week, Katherine and Liz trip over their tongues, literally and figuratively. Why do we struggle so much with our speech and using our words in a way that is productive and helpful? And we consider what baggage other people’s words hold in our lives. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit wfpc.substack.com
Fear and Excitement are Best Friends 01.06.2026 1:04:11
In Matthew 28, the disciples and the religious authorities have some choices to make around how they will respond to this unbelievable (but not unprecedented) resurrection from the dead. In this podcast, we hear Liz and Katherine wrestle with how are fear drives us, what the angels should have said instead of “Do Not Be Afraid” and why the disciples answered Jesus’ call in and through their fear,...
Can't Go Back Again 21.05.2026 59:45
In Ezra 3, the Returned Exiles find themselves at the altar trying to recapture something that was lost years ago. In this podcast, we hear Liz and Katherine wrestle with how our fear drives us, what choses this exiles could have made, and why the neighbors weren’t necessarily enemies. These posts will always be free, however, if you find them meaningful and would like to consider supporting our o...
Why do we want a king? - Episode 9 04.05.2026 1:09:07
In 1 Samuel 8, the people of God are stuck in the in-between. They doubted the way God had planned for them to live would keep them safe and they coveted what their neighbors had - a king in whom they can place their trust. In this podcast, we hear Liz and Katherine wrestle with this desire for a human to save us, how God’s response seems reasonable, and why God as parent is a metaphor which reall...
On Rhythms and Rituals - Ep. 8 22.04.2026 49:30
In Exodus 23, the people are learning what it means - on a practical level - to start living into the Ten Commandments. In this episode, Katherine and Pastor Liz discover the blessings of rituals and commanded periods of rest and how those moments of pause can help us reconnect with our joy when life feel overwhelming and hard. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other...
How Responsible are We for our Ancestors? - Ep. 7 08.04.2026 55:14
Nehemiah returns to his ancestral homeland with the desire to restore it to its former glory. However, the situation on the ground in the promised land is more complicated than he anticipated. In this episode, Katherine and Pastor Liz wrestle with the responsibilities which come with authority and privilege, the weight of legacies and decisions made in the past, and how we might have more producti...
6. How does the crucifixion teach us to love? 25.03.2026 1:03:24
As we hear the story of Jesus’s crucifixion, we wonder how we can hear the old story in a new way. We hear about the challenge this story places on our own ethical and moral choices in today’s culture and how Jesus’s example is to show a radical kind of love. And, we are reminded of how traditional interpretatons have led to anti-semitism. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss thi...
Connection Conversation - John 18:28-40 18.03.2026 47:12
As Jesus stands in front of Pilate, we hear how Jesus refused to play the game Pilate was trying to trap him in and we wonder what we can learn about how to handle conflict in our own lives. These posts will always be free, however, if you find them meaningful and would like to consider supporting our online outreach, you can donate using this link. This is a public episode. If you would like to d...
What is Truth? 11.03.2026 47:10
In today’s Connecting Conversation, we find ourselves in a room between two men with different motivations for what comes next. Pilate is interested in self-preservation and maintaining power, while Jesus is more concerned about his integrity. How do we hear this story today? This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit w...
CONNECTION CONVERSATIONS (EPISODE 3) 04.03.2026 52:01
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CONNECTING CONVERSATION (Episode 2) 25.02.2026 35:58
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Connection Conversations: Beginning the Journey (Episode 1) 18.02.2026 51:03
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