Join Jeff Wells, lead pastor of the progressive Church of the Village, and Vikki Randall, a retired PCUSA pastor, as they explore prayer in the context of faith deconstruction. They discuss the shift from traditional requests to a transformative dialogue with God. The conversation highlights the interconnectedness of all living beings and the role of communal prayer in fostering spiritual growth. With insights from open and relational theology, they offer a refreshing perspective on how to cultivate a meaningful prayer life post-deconstruction.

Nichole Torbitzky, a contributor on Open & Relational Theology, Vikki Randall, who specializes in pastoral care practices, and Jeff Wells, an author on church leadership, engage in a vibrant discussion. They explore the practical application of Open & Relational thought in leadership and preaching. The guests also share insights on the importance of flexible theology, compassionate pastoral care, and the evolving nature of communal worship. Their focus on grief, empathy, and playful language highlights a fresh approach to spirituality in contemporary church settings.

In this insightful discussion, Dr. Casey Sigmon, a process theology expert, and Dr. Nichole Torbitzky, a liturgical collaborator, explore how preaching can embrace a relational approach to worship. They, along with authors Jeff Wells, Tom Oord, and Vikki Randall, dive into their new book, addressing the desire for inclusive and transformative faith experiences. Topics like the importance of the liturgical calendar, the role of authentic feedback in preaching labs, and the need for moments of reflection in worship are all highlighted, urging a deeper connection with God.