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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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Sunday Oct 19, 2014
Sunday Oct 19, 2014
As we continue in the Lectionary calendar, Gideon Tsang speaks about how our faith needs to be worth imitating and what that looks like for us and our community. [1 Thessalonians 1:1-10]
Reflection:
What is the work and calling in our life that requires faith? How can we pray more for faith instead of clarity?
How can we practice the skill of loving people this week?
The post Imitate appeared first on Vox Veniae.
Sunday Oct 12, 2014
Sunday Oct 12, 2014
As we continue in the Lectionary calendar, Jason Minnix speaks about our how we relate with God and the distractions that make it challenging for us.
[Exodus 32:1-14]
Reflection:
What are some of the distractions that we seem to engage with more than with God?
How can we close a couple of exit points this week in our relationship with God?
The post Moved Mover appeared first on Vox Veniae.
Sunday Oct 05, 2014
Sunday Oct 05, 2014
As we continue our vision series, Gideon Tsang speaks about worship and our ability to communicate gratitude and affection to God. [Genesis 4:1-9]
Reflection:
How did your family of origin communicate affection?
Why might learning to communicate affection to God be a healthy practice for us? How can we practice communicating affection in our lives both individually and as a community?
The post Vision: Affection appeared first on Vox Veniae.
Sunday Sep 28, 2014
Sunday Sep 28, 2014
As we continue our vision series, Jason Minnix speaks about community and our need for belonging. [Genesis 4:1-9]
Reflection:
In what ways can we participate in belonging and being known to each other?
How can we practice emotional literacy and understand our emotions and those of others in finding community?
The post Vision: Belonging appeared first on Vox Veniae.
Sunday Sep 21, 2014
Sunday Sep 21, 2014
As we continue our vision series, Weylin speaks about the tensions we encounter with our spiritual formation. [Genesis 3:1-10]
Reflection:
What do the choices that we make say about the leadership in our lives?
Are we willing to be found by God in whatever condition we are in?
The post Vision: Formation appeared first on Vox Veniae.
Sunday Sep 14, 2014
Sunday Sep 14, 2014
As we continue our vision series, Gideon speaks about how our work and calling is sacred. [Genesis 2]
Reflection:
Through our work, how do we choose to lead well or lead poorly?
How do we help redeem those who are under bad leadership?
The post Vision: Work appeared first on Vox Veniae.
Sunday Sep 07, 2014
Sunday Sep 07, 2014
As we start our vision series, Gideon Tsang speaks about our origins. [Genesis 1]
Reflection:
How does your origin story intersect with God’s narrative?
The post Vision: Origins appeared first on Vox Veniae.
Sunday Aug 31, 2014
Sunday Aug 31, 2014
Reflection:
What does it look like to be devoted to other people who follow Christ?
How can you bless someone who’s hurt you?
The post Sincerity appeared first on Vox Veniae.
Sunday Aug 24, 2014
Sunday Aug 24, 2014
Reflection:
Are you in a place of connection or disconnection with God in this season?
What might it look like to take a risk towards reconnection this week?
The post Risk appeared first on Vox Veniae.
Sunday Aug 17, 2014
Sunday Aug 17, 2014
The post Love God, Love Your Neighbor, Transform the World appeared first on Vox Veniae.
Sunday Aug 10, 2014
Sunday Aug 10, 2014
Reflection:
Where do I feel resistance to God and/or my life’s work?
What would it look like to engage my resistance with compassion?
The post Resistance appeared first on Vox Veniae.
Monday Jul 28, 2014
Monday Jul 28, 2014
Jason discusses what reciprocal relationships look like with people and God.
Reflection:
What is the balance of giving in your relationships?
What is the balance of receiving in your relationships?
The post Mutuality appeared first on Vox Veniae.
Sunday Jul 13, 2014
Sunday Jul 13, 2014
Reflection:
How does covenant work?
What is the relationship between commitment and intimacy?
The post Covenant appeared first on Vox Veniae.
Sunday Jul 13, 2014
Sunday Jul 13, 2014
Gideon discusses how examination needs to be an active part of our lives. What does it mean to “examine our hearts”? Genesis 22:1-3.
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Monday Jul 07, 2014
Sunday Jun 29, 2014
Sunday Jun 29, 2014
Gideon walks us through how the “fast-food formula” for faith has led to disillusionment and shame. Instead, patience is the foundation of our faith. Genesis 12:1-5.
Reflection:
How has God been patient with you?
In what ways can you be patient with God and others this week?
The post Patience appeared first on Vox Veniae.
Sunday Jun 22, 2014
Sunday Jun 22, 2014
Gideon and Jason Minnix discuss attachment styles, Mary & Martha in Luke 10:38-42, and their vision for community at Vox.
Reflection:
What is your posture when connecting to God and community?
What does practicing secure attachment look like in these coming weeks?
The post Posture of Belonging appeared first on Vox Veniae.
Sunday Jun 15, 2014
Sunday Jun 15, 2014
John Chandler discusses what it means to be called.
Reflection:
What is it in you that you have to do?
What is God doing this week and how can you participate?
The post Theology of Work appeared first on Vox Veniae.
Sunday Jun 08, 2014
Sunday Jun 08, 2014
Gideon moderates as we hear stories from our community about how they’ve seen the Holy Spirit in their lives and the lives of those around them. [Psalm 68:4-6]
Reflection:
How is the Holy Spirit working in your life today?
What stories come to mind when you think of what God is doing in your daily life?
The post Pentecost appeared first on Vox Veniae.
Sunday Jun 01, 2014
Sunday Jun 01, 2014
Gideon speaks about humility. [1 Peter 5]
Reflection:
What does it look like to clothe yourself with humility this week?
Who can you practice gratitude with today?
The post Humility appeared first on Vox Veniae.