Between Sundays

Amy Christie joins the gang to discuss contentment in finances. Is it possible? How? (27:00). Also - Barry is a grown up boy and Tyler is in his mustache phase.

Tim Ayers joins Maron & Tyler to talk about the importance of finding contentment in our finances and what that has to do with stewardship.

In this bonus episode, Tyler sits down with Tim Ayers to discuss the origins of Grace, his relationship with Dave Rodriguez, and what he hopes for in the future of Grace Church.

Dave talks about gifts we've received from God and if we want to experience true joy, we'll use those gifts to change the world.

This week we recap the discussion Dave had with Bill Gaither about the purpose and current state of the church.

Dave Rodriguez stops by to talk about how after 41 years in ministry, he still believes the Church is the hope of the world. The church exists to answer 4 questions we all ask - who is God? where do I belong? where can I make a difference? what is my destiny?

Dave sits with the gang and discusses what it will take for us to hear from God when we are facing "crossroad" decisions.

The gang discusses the awesomeness of God in nature. Mind. Blown.

Psalm 46 reminds us that God is a God that cares about and will calm our fears. Tim Ayers is here to discuss that and listen to one of his boyhood guitar icons.

The gang discusses the importance and value or praising God. They speak to worship leaders Brad Beckey and Ephraim Owens about how they connect with God and what they'd like to see happen at Grace in worship.

This week the gang discusses the importance of lament. It's often something we don't pay much attention to in the church, but they discuss why it's vital to pursuing God.

Amy Christie stops in to talk about gratitude in the Psalms and how we all have gratitude testimonies we must share with one another.

Dave drops by to talk about how everyone has their own theology and why it's important to remember what God has done for you in the past.

Joined by co-hosts Maron & Tyler, award-winning Barry takes us through the meaning of the Psalms.

Gowi Odera stops by to drop wisdom from his sermon he gave to Grace Church where he discusses the 3 tragedies of failure within a generation.

Barry's an uncle! The gang's all here to welcome Barry's nephew into the world. Then they wrap up Hope Month by discussing how becoming a church that dignifies all cultures is what glorifies God.

The path of self-giving love is not just necessary to healing race relations. It's necessary in healing socio-economic classism. The gang's all here to talk about James chapter 2 and what it says about favoring people, what to do if you've been comforted by God, and the gifts both poor and wealthy can contribute to the kingdom of God.

This week the gang talks about Barry's sermon about diversity in the church and why it strengthens the kingdom of God. They discuss the responsibility of being a follower of Christ when it comes to choosing the path of love over the path of hate when we encounter someone of another ethnicity.

We're so glad you're on this planet! After a break last week, the gang rekindles old friendships...with each other. They cover heavy topics such as Easter frolicking, cooking doppelgänger's, transplanting dead bushes and something we've all experienced a time or two...pocket butter! The gang also gets into Barry's 1st sermon of Hope Month on healing the broken place of hate, the path of hate vs the path of self-giving love and encountering an "Other." Enjoy and God bless! https://video.vice.com/en_us/video/where-the-perpetrators-and-victims-of-the-rwandan-genocide-live-side-by-side/5cace12abe40777ce52c6ef5 What's New (1:30) Sermon (10:00) What's Next (1:07:00)

Celestin Musekura joins the gang for an important conversation on reconciliation and hope. Celestin lived through the Rwandan genocide that killed more than 800,000 people in 100 days, including his friends and family. Since then, he founded an organization called ALARM, which aims to reconcile relationships and transform communities through hope and healing.