TableTalk - The Salt Company Madison

What is Spiritual Formation, and why do we need it? Join us as we talk about some of the ideas behind Doxa's new class "Discipleship 101." If you want to sign up for the class, you can find more information here: https://doxamadison.com/discipleship-101

Hows your prayer life? A month ago, we started a new rhythm of praying through a new psalm each day. Here are some of the things we've learned so far, and some of the challenges we've faced. If you haven't been praying the Psalms with us, you should start today! Jump in here: https://doxamadison.com/psalms

We are living in a time where so much about our lives has changed, paused, or been taken away... but God hasn't been taken away from us. In fact, he might be calling us to lean into his presence more than ever. If your relationship with God has felt out of wack because your rhythms of church and work and recreation have been thrown off, we want to show you how he can still be “your portion” as the psalmists call him. Here are some unexpected, ordinary places that we are finding God to be present with us.

Join us for the second part of our conversation on Heaven.

What comes into your head, when you hear the word "Heaven?" What does your picture of heaven look like? For many Christians, we find our idea of heaven to be so distant and abstract that if we are honest, we just don't spend much time thinking about it. But if we are pilgrims on a journey to our true home, then the picture of heaven that we carry with us is one of the most defining things about us. And indeed, what we think about when we picture the end of our journey will in many ways determine whether we keep putting one foot in front of the other or not. Join us this week as we start a conversation about heaven, and talk about some of the obstacles we find when we try to imagine this future world.

Join us this week as we talk about 5 Rhythms and patterns of life that we think will help us stay rooted in this uncertain time.

Join us as we talk about our experience of the past few weeks, as well as the kinds of questions that we should be asking in this unsettling time.