South Bend City Church

6.13 [TEACHING] Psalms and Practices (wk 6)

Jason Miller - As we put our lives back together in the wake of the pandemic, does church have a place in that new life?

6.6 [PRACTICE] Psalms and Practices (wk 5)

Jason Miller - In this week's gatherings, we used some practices to help us welcome our bodies into prayer and encounter with God.

5.30 [TEACHING] Psalms and Practices (wk 4)

Jason Miller - The Psalms often speak of prayer and worship as highly embodied experiences, but Christian spaces haven't always been great in their respect for the body. What if we could reclaim prayer as a space where our bodies are as welcome as our minds and our words?

5.23 [CONVERSATION] A Palestinian Christian Perspective on Recent Violence in the Holy Land

Jason Miller and Daniel Bannoura - In light of the recent escalations of violence in the Holy Land, our podcast this week features a special learning opportunity. Our Lead Pastor, Jason Miller, sat down for a conversation with Daniel Bannoura, a Palestinian who is attending grad school here in South Bend and a member of our SBCC family. Daniel shares his perspective on the conflict and an encouragement for followers of Jesus who want to serve the cause of peace.

5.16 [TEACHING] Psalms and Practices (wk 3)

Jason Miller - In our next cycle of Psalms and Practices, we're studying Psalm 1 and considering the different trajectories our lives can take.

5.2 [TEACHING] Psalms and Practices (wk 1)

Jason Miller - As we return to in-person gatherings, we're also returning to one of our mantras: practices, not performances. This week we begin with a teaching from Psalm 30 about the healing, clarity, and empowerment we can gain from narrating our past, and we're invited into a practice for next week's gatherings.
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4.25 [TEACHING] How to Live in a New World (wk 3)

Jason Miller - The early followers of Jesus believed that his resurrection had given birth to a new world in the midst of the old one, and we're eager for a new world, too. So how do we follow Jesus into the new creation? This week: what does the Church have to do with the new world?
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4.18 [TEACHING] How to LIve in a New World (wk 2)

Jason Miller - The early followers of Jesus believed that his resurrection had given birth to a new world in the midst of the old one, and we're eager for a new world, too. So how do we follow Jesus into the new creation? This week: design, intention, and habits.
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4.11 [TEACHING] How to Live in a New World (wk 1)

Jason Miller - The early followers of Jesus believed that his resurrection had given birth to a new world in the midst of the old one, and we're eager for a new world, too. So how do we follow Jesus into the new creation? This week: letting go.
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4.1 [CONVERSATION] The Color of Compromise

Jason Miller and Dr. Angela Logan - During Lent, we've been reflecting on our own capacity to work against God's kingdom. We've also been reading Jemar Tisby's "The Color of Compromise" to reflect on the American Church's complicity in racism as an application of this big idea. As we celebrate Holy Thursday and approach the events of Jesus' passion, our lead pastor, Jason, sat down for a conversation with Dr. Angela Logan to discuss their experiences reading the book.