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I’m With Them For the session to be discussed on October 18, 2026 1 Thessalonians 1:1–10 David Cassady Lacey Wondree Daniel Glaze David Adams We reflect on what we’re known for personally and as the church, using Paul’s praise of the Thessalonians to ask whether others hear good things about us—feeding the hungry, defending the […] The post 18.42 I’m With Them appeared first on Faithelement.

A Table in the Valley For the session to be discussed on October 11, 2026 Psalm 23 David Cassady Lacey Wondree Daniel Glaze David Adams We share memories of kitchen tables that felt safe, then reflect on Psalm 23 as a passage so familiar it can become “wallpaper” unless we hear it anew. We explore […] The post 18.41 A Table in the Valley appeared first on Faithelement.

Wings, Not Weights For the session to be discussed on September 27, 2026 Exodus 20:1–4, 7–9, 12–20 David Cassady Nikki Hardeman Daniel Glaze David Adams We discuss what an “11th commandment” might be, then reflect on the Ten Commandments as God’s gift to a people already rescued from slavery—guidance for living freely, not a tool […] The post 18.40 Wings, Not Weights appeared first on Faithelement.

Sour Grapes For the session to be discussed on September 27, 2026 Ezekiel 18:1–4, 25–32 David Cassady Nikki Hardeman Daniel Glaze David Adams We discuss Ezekiel 18’s challenge to stop blaming others and accept accountability for our own actions while recognizing we still must repair harm we inherit. Using stories and examples, the podcast team […] The post 18.39 Sour Grapes appeared first on Faithelement.

Shake N Bake For the session to be discussed on September 20, 2026 Philippians 1:21–30 David Cassady David Adams Daniel Glaze We reflect on how we know we’re “done” with something—often through quiet burnout—and connect that to Paul in Philippians 1, who admits weariness, welcomes death, yet chooses to remain for others’ progress and joy. […] The post 18.38 Shake N Bake appeared first on Faithelement.

Crayons and Corpses For the session to be discussed on September 13, 2026 Exodus 14:19–31 David Cassady David Adams Daniel Glaze We reflect on how revisiting childhood stories and shows reveals darker realities, then apply that to Exodus’ Red Sea account: we often turn violent, costly rescues into cheerful decor and children’s lessons, skipping the […] The post 18.37 Crayons and Corpses appeared first on Faithelement.