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This week's scriptures: Psalm 116 Luke 24:13-35 Adam uses this passage of scripture to illustrate the presence of both the word and the table. The bible without sacrament creates a cerebral faith. The sacrament without the bible creates a superstitious faith. How do we experience Jesus through both?

"Beyond Sunday" are episodes from Adam and Narrate staff that dive deeper into our life with Christ.  During their visit last weekend, C4SO bishop Jeff Bailey and his wife Alicia led a question and response session for Narrate owners to come together and ask questions about C4SO, Anglicanism in general, church culture, and much more. Listen to the live recording of that event held on April 12th. 

This week's scriptures: Psalm 111 John 20v19-31 This past week we were honored to have C4SO's Bishop, Jeff Bailey visit us at Narrate! Hear his message from Sunday's gatherings where he teaches out of John chapter 20.

"Beyond Sunday" are episodes from Adam and Narrate staff that dive deeper into our life with Christ.  Hear a recording of Adam's message from our first Good Friday Service on April 3rd. 

This week's scripture: Psalm 118v14-17,22-24 John 20v1-18 On Easter Sunday, Adam digs into the difference between belief in Jesus being a noun and a verb. How, if at all, is thinking about faith as a noun and a verb helpful to you? What if faith is ongoing?

"Beyond Sunday" are episodes from Adam and Narrate staff that dive deeper into our life with Christ.  Adam, Hannah, and Leslie talk details of April 12th when C4SO's Bishop, Jeff Bailey, comes to visit us in Helena. He will be teaching at our Sunday gatherings, facilitating a Q&R session at 326, and leading Hannah's ordination on April 12th. Don't miss it! 2:30 - Q&R with Jeff Bailey Hannah's Ordination and reception to follow

This week's scriptures Psalm 22 Matthew 27v1-54 This week Adam explores Psalm 22 as a tool for difficult times in our lives. What if we would do well to keep Psalm 22 close at hand?

"Beyond Sunday" are episodes from Adam and Narrate staff that dive deeper into our life with Christ Good Friday is quickly approaching next Friday, April 3rd. Adam, Hannah, and Leslie talk through the what and why behind the gathering.

This week's scripture: Psalm 130 John 11v18-44 This week Hannah dives into four stages of prayer and how Psalm 130 invites us into that. 

"Beyond Sunday" are episodes from Adam and Narrate staff that dive deeper into our life with Christ. Hannah sits down with Russ and Michelle Hill to learn about their work in global missions around the world, specifically in Myanmar (formerly Burma) in Southeast Asia. 

This week's scriptures: Psalm 23 John 9v1-13, 28-38 This week Adam digs into one of the ultimate "ready-made prayers" in Psalm 23 as well as some ideas about Psalms like 109 that include words of vengeance. How does talking to God about your enemies land for you? What if the Psalms are giving us language to talk to God about even those most human of emotions. 

"Beyond Sunday" are episodes from Adam and Narrate staff that dive deeper into our life with Christ Gay sits down with a longtime Narrate owner and nursery team member, Trina Youde to hear her story and her heart for serving families with young kids. 

This week's scriptures: Psalm 95 John 4v1-42 We often think of Jesus as a life coach, a friend, companion, or even a therapist. Psalm 95 also invites us to see Jesus in another way: as King. This week Adam explores why Psalm 95 invites us to pray honestly about our call to obey God. 

"Beyond Sunday" are episodes from Adam and Narrate staff that dive deeper into our life with Christ.  Adam wrote a book! "It's A Big Tent: Contemplating Ancient Faith Through a Modest, Missional, Anglican Lens" is officially released. Leslie sits down with Adam to hear about the process of writing his first book. 

This week's scripture: Psalm 33 John 3v1-16 This week Adam teaches on the idea of the Psalms being tools for teaching us to respond to God. What is the value of praying together? Maybe praying together doesn't have to mean sitting in a circle and awkward silence. When we think about world event anxiety, what if the Psalms want to help keep our thoughts locked in on the right things and give us a better language to thank God?