Divine disruptions are happening on TikTok every day. Kelley Finch, Joseph Yoo and Sarah Tevis-Townes tell their stories of coming to TikTok and finding some beautiful relationships and community. Fin

Throughout November of 2022, our content focused on diversity and the season of Advent. Well hear: The broken family of Black Panther by Nathan Webb https://www.umc.org/en/content/the-broken-family

Gratitude is good. But Thanksgiving is an issue. We could consider a space for lament and healing. Mark Charles, co-author of Unsettling Truths: The Ongoing, Dehumanizing Legacy of the Doctrine of Dis

Learn how to utilize the contemplative practice of imaginative prayer. This episode of Compass is an abbreviated one, as were working on whats turning into a kind of double episode for next week. Bu

Throughout October of 2022, our content focused on changing the world around us. This edition of the audiomagazine features articles describing how we become personal agents of change, making small ac

According to Pew research, 62% of American Christians believe in hell. Its actually hard to find topics that Christians agree upon more universally. But our beliefs about hell differ by a great degre

Role-playing games like Dungeons and Dragons have gotten a rap that they open doors to dark, sinister forces. Its surprising (and refreshing) then to hear of them being used to inspire a sense of hol

Victoria Loorz shares how we can cultivate moments of divine connection in nature and how these moments led her and a whole lot of people into a church-based movement to enjoy, appreciate and connect

Throughout September of 2022, our content focused on being on discipleship. Discipleship is a descriptor for the practices, processes and actions through which we express our relationship with God thr

Kevin Nye is our guest disrupter on this episode of Compass and he is going to share how advocating for the unhoused provides a window of opportunity for seeing a bit more clearly the movement of God-