HeyJaredVox Veniae Podcast
The work of the people. Our weekly rhythm of being together as a larger community to worship and confess, to engage scripture and prayer, to celebrate eucharist, and to be sent back into the city with a benediction each and every week.
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The Sunday of Complaining (opens the original)
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Lilly Ettinger explores Jonah alongside the prophetic tradition of bringing anger, disappointment, and protest directly to God. What if complaint isn’t a failure of faith, but part of a faithful relationship with God? Lilly considers how making room for honest complaint might expand our understanding of justice, restoration, and God’s surprising mercy. [Jonah 3:10-4:11] Reflection Questions 1. Where am I waiting for judgment instead of hoping for restoration? 2. Where has God been gracious to me
Heartbreak & Deconstruction (opens the original)
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Eric Robinson notices that many of us have suffered heartbreak in our journey with God and the church, and asks how might this be an invitation to open us to living in a new reality? Reflection Questions: 1. When are the times your heart has been broken in your faith journey?2. Where do you see your life resonating with the story of Joseph?3. How might God be inviting you to allow your heart to be broken open?
God of Ordinary Space (opens the original)
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Lynn Osgood walks us through Luke’s story of the road to Emmaus where the risen Christ is present long before the disciples recognize him. This sermon opens a new series, God in Ordinary Places, by asking what might change if we looked at the world around us in the same way: not as places where we bring God, but as places where God is already at work. Reflections Questions: 1. Where in your ordinary routines are you most likely to overlook the presence of God?2. We often imagine spiritual life a
Jesus and Blackwater Pond (opens the original)
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Catherine Johnson reframes Jesus’ invitation to “lose your life” not as self-erasure, but as a release from the survival strategies we cling to for safety. Jesus models another way: to live from our deepest values even in the presence of fear and loss—to love what is mortal, hold it fully, and, when the time comes, let it go. Reflection Questions What survival strategy has helped protect you in the past but may no longer be serving you in the present? Where in your life are fear or self-preserva
Transformed Into Community (opens the original)
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With a new school year and new expectations approaching this fall, Lilly Ettinger notices that it can be easy to feel overwhelmed and on our own. God reminds us that we are not isolated human beings, but part of a community that helps us not to conform to hyperindividualism, but to lean into being a part of the story of God and the world. Reflection Questions Where in your life are you acting as though you have to do it alone? What becomes possible when we understand ourselves as members of one
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