After an unplanned break, we are wrapping up season two and our series on belonging with a roundtable discussion. I’ve invited two guests—Brittany Tinsley and Rohadi Nagassar—to join me in responding to your lingering questions that have surfaced from fellow listeners or readers of The Way of Belonging. My desire with these roundtable conversations is not only to bring in voices other than my own, but also to allow room for a variety of thoughts, beliefs, and experiences so that we can continue to walk in compassion, curiosity, and humility as we learn to live more deeply with God and each other.
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After an unplanned break, we are wrapping up season two and our series on belonging with a roundtable discussion. I’ve invited two guests—Brittany Tinsley and Rohadi Nagassar—to join me in responding to your lingering questions that have surfaced from fellow listeners or readers of The Way of Belonging. My desire with these roundtable conversations is not only to bring in voices other than my own, but also to allow room for a variety of thoughts, beliefs, and experiences so that we can continue to walk in compassion, curiosity, and humility as we learn to live more deeply with God and each other.
Sarah is joined by pastor, poet, and public theologian Drew Jackson, and they talk about how questions have become formative to Drew’s work and to the way he sees relates to God, himself, and the world. They also chat about poetry, pastoring, and cultivating a life of paying attention.
Human Together
After an unplanned break, we are wrapping up season two and our series on belonging with a roundtable discussion. I’ve invited two guests—Brittany Tinsley and Rohadi Nagassar—to join me in responding to your lingering questions that have surfaced from fellow listeners or readers of The Way of Belonging. My desire with these roundtable conversations is not only to bring in voices other than my own, but also to allow room for a variety of thoughts, beliefs, and experiences so that we can continue to walk in compassion, curiosity, and humility as we learn to live more deeply with God and each other.
