Soul Size Questions

Trusting Your Doubts Part 1

It is rare to find a church that sympathizes with the feelings of many persons that, “Jesus is ok but the Church has let me down.”  On a local television station, pastor Steve Koski regularly invites people to explore what he calls, a Spacious Christianity.  Listen to a conversation that encourages people to explore their doubts and brokenness and to trust their real life experiences.  How can we square this approach to belief with religious tradition?

Trusting Your Doubts Part 1 Video

It is rare to find a church that sympathizes with the feelings of many persons that, “Jesus is ok but the Church has let me down.”  On a local television station, pastor Steve Koski regularly invites people to explore what he calls, a Spacious Christianity.  Listen to a conversation that encourages people to explore their doubts and brokenness and to trust their real-life experiences.  How can we square this approach to belief with religious tradition?

Whose God is Right Part 3 Video

Renewed conflicts in the Middle East can make religious tolerance seem like an impossible dream.  We need to hear from encouraging souls like Rabbi Nadya Gross, a Jewish Renewal Rabbi, whose life work is committed to the vision of Deep Ecumenism.   A term coined by Fr. Matthew Fox and developed by Rabbi Schachter-Shalomi, there is greater urgency than ever for all faith traditions to engage, affirm and learn from each other.  What is at stake is nothing less than our future and our planetary home.

Whose God is Right Part 3

Renewed conflicts in the Middle East can make religious tolerance seem like an impossible dream.  We need to hear from encouraging souls like Rabbi Nadya Gross, a Jewish Renewal Rabbi, whose life work is committed to the vision of Deep Ecumenism.   A term coined by Fr. Matthew Fox and developed by Rabbi Schachter-Shalomi, there is greater urgency than ever for all faith traditions to engage, affirm and learn from each other.  What is at stake is nothing less than our future and our planetary home.

Whose God is Right Part 2 Video

Renewed conflicts in the Middle East can make religious tolerance seem like an impossible dream.  We need to hear from encouraging souls like Rabbi Nadya Gross, a Jewish Renewal Rabbi, whose life work is committed to the vision of Deep Ecumenism.   A term coined by Fr. Matthew Fox and developed by Rabbi Schachter-Shalomi, there is greater urgency than ever for all faith traditions to engage, affirm and learn from each other.  What is at stake is nothing less than our future and our planetary home.

Whose God is Right Part 2

Renewed conflicts in the Middle East can make religious tolerance seem like an impossible dream.  We need to hear from encouraging souls like Rabbi Nadya Gross, a Jewish Renewal Rabbi, whose life work is committed to the vision of Deep Ecumenism.   A term coined by Fr. Matthew Fox and developed by Rabbi Schachter-Shalomi, there is greater urgency than ever for all faith traditions to engage, affirm and learn from each other.  What is at stake is nothing less than our future and our planetary home.

Whose God is Right Part 1 Video

Renewed conflicts in the Middle East can make religious tolerance seem like an impossible dream.  We need to hear from encouraging souls like Rabbi Nadya Gross, a Jewish Renewal Rabbi, whose life work is committed to the vision of Deep Ecumenism.   A term coined by Fr. Matthew Fox and developed by Rabbi Schachter-Shalomi, there is greater urgency than ever for all faith traditions to engage, affirm and learn from each other.  What is at stake is nothing less than our future and our planetary home.

Whose God is Right Part 1

Renewed conflicts in the Middle East can make religious tolerance seem like an impossible dream.  We need to hear from encouraging souls like Rabbi Nadya Gross, a Jewish Renewal Rabbi, whose life work is committed to the vision of Deep Ecumenism.   A term coined by Fr. Matthew Fox and developed by Rabbi Schachter-Shalomi, there is greater urgency than ever for all faith traditions to engage, affirm and learn from each other.  What is at stake is nothing less than our future and our planetary home.

Do My Beliefs Serve Me Part 2 Video

In many family systems today, there are big generational differences about the meaning of life and personal beliefs. In the past, there was usually little distinction between one’s spirituality and one’s religious tradition. Today that has shifted. Many people today consider themselves to be spiritual though not necessarily religious. Four generations within the same family honestly explore these questions in search for understanding and common ground.

Do My Beliefs Serve Me Part 2

In many family systems today, there are big generational differences about the meaning of life and personal beliefs. In the past, there was usually little distinction between one’s spirituality and one’s religious tradition. Today that has shifted. Many people today consider themselves to be spiritual though not necessarily religious. Four generations within the same family honestly explore these questions in search for understanding and common ground.