How are we wired by what we’ve experienced? And how do we understand that wiring? In this message, Corey Magstadt explores the ways trauma wires our brains and therefore our lives. Corey helps us reframe that wiring, so we can be grateful that our bodies kept us safe the best way they knew how. Now…
What does faithfulness look like and who gets to decide? This week, our friend Ricky Grant Jr. joins us to continue our Wired series. Ricky is a former church planter and doctoral researcher exploring how organizations, including faith communities, can better welcome people with executive function variability: the many different ways our minds plan, focus,…
What if the minds we’ve been taught to call “different” are exactly how God intended to show up in the world? Dr. Gary F. Green II, professor at United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities, joined us to reframe neurodiversity not as a deficit to be managed but as neuro-brilliance to be celebrated. He invited…
In this message, Pastor T. C. continues in our new teaching series by returning to a piece of Moravian history we don’t talk about much: Count Zinzendorf’s “wounds theology,” and his devotion to the wounds of the risen Christ. Drawing on Nancy Eiesland’s The Disabled God and Amy Kenny’s My Body Is Not a Prayer…
The Power of an Open Posture Rev. Dr. Gary F. Green II | Luke 19:1–10 In this message from our “Misfits Under the Trees” series, guest preacher Rev. Dr. Gary F. Green II explores the story of Zacchaeus: the tax collector who climbed a tree just to see Jesus. What does it mean to meet…