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-

Do I stay Christian? Thats the title and focus of Brian McLarens most recent book. It provides reasons both to depart and to stay. Were processing through some of the lingering doubts inspired th

Throughout August of 2022, our content focused on being on mission. What does that mean? Well, we have some great posts about how the church moves into the world to meet people and also how God takes

Rev. Abigail Browka, founder of the Everyday Sanctuary app, provides the story of starting an app-based ministry centered on contemplative practices. She provided the unique challenges and benefits of

Damon Garcia, author of The God Who Riots, is our fellow sojourner and seeker for this conversation on Compass. He invites us to think about Jesus view of holy action and belief. Its a bit of a di

Rev. Joseph Kim shares insights on our political calling in faith and raising up a prophetic witness for justice. In America, church and state are meant to be distinct and separate. And yet, we have t

Were revisiting a conversation with Kaitlin Curtice. We talked with Kaitlin back in 2018. She is an award-winning author, poet-storyteller, and public speaker. Kaitlin presents on the intersections o