Rhythms of Grace

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?

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?

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!

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!

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.

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.

This has probably happened to all of us: We are talking to someone else who is reading the same Bible as us, but somehow we are reading to totally different things. What do you do when someone else is just so wrong about God and the Bible? How do we stay connected and yet not lose our own convictions? Wrestle it out with this week's episode.

This week, Nate rejoins the Rhythms of Grace team to tackle some big questions that Sung often receives regarding how our convictions about Scripture should impact our everyday lives and relationships. Should you go to an LGBTQ wedding? Are we even asking the right questions? Find out in this week's Rhythms of Grace.