TUESDAY CONNECT SEASON 3: Recent Episodes
Mamlaka Hill Chapel
This is the culmination of this season. The panelists answer questions that came up as a result of the conversations had during this season.
In this episode, the panelist explore the benefits of living a life that is above board as well as looking that the price one would have to pay to do so.
This is the second installment of a conversation that seeks to speak into and understand the LGBTQi community as well as think through how to interact with them.
This is the first installment of a conversation that seeks to speak into and understand the LGBTQi community as well as think through how to interact with them.
In this episode, the panelist discuss ways to work on and pursue healthy relationships when the partners are far from each other.
Could anything good come out of relationships that begin and are pursued via online platforms? Listen in to follow this conversation.
Can people of the same gender be best friends without being in a relationship? Would you allow the person you’re dating/ your spouse to have a best friend of the opposite sex who isn’t you? Listen in to this conversation.
Now that we’ve discussed how what we interact with affects us, is there such a thing as too much time on social media? Are there practical ways to form boundaries around this? This episode speaks into this.
Did you know that what you expose yourself to almost absolutely affects how you think and behave? Listen in to learn more about this.
This episode interrogates this question: Is truth relative? Is it logical to have everyone own their truth? How can we know what truth is THE truth?
Such an oxymoron, right? But God has a purpose for work and if we are to live in God’s will, then every day of work should be meaningful. Want to hear more bout this? Listen in.
Work hard, play hard: it makes sense to enjoy the fruits of one’s labor, right? Are there any dangers of pleasure though? This episode delves into this topic.
Now that the covid period forced churches to move online, why should believers long for physical gatherings? Are there benefits that one would get in physical gatherings that would be missed in online services?