God Knows Where - Hains Harris

I left the pulpit without a plan…

I just knew where I was wasn’t where I was supposed to be anymore. While the institutional parts of the Church wore me out, the stories have always given me hope. I kept feeling like the stories of the tradition were getting drowned out by the structures we’ve built around them. I began to wonder what might happen if we could separate the stories from the structures. Can we can see them in a new way? That’s what God Knows Where is all about. Who knows where our sacred stories might lead us?

Season 1 – I Didn’t Say That

In this first season, we’re trying to recapture Jesus’ message by looking at the topics the Church is consumed by, oriented around, and even divided by that he said nothing about. Often what he said was 180 degrees from where the Church is today. You can listen all the episodes below or wherever you listen to podcasts. Follow the show on Instagram, Facebook, and in your favorite Podcast App.

Somebody Stole My Voice – God Knows Where

We got knocked down with the flu last week and we’re still getting back on our feet. I’ve got an episode ready for you, but I just can’t make it through the whole thing right now, so I’m hoping to record it in the next couple of days and still get you a brand new episode this week as long the voice cooperates. Keep your eyes on the feed and I’ll share it once it’s live on social media too.In the meantime, if you’re looking for something to ponder this morning, take a look at Luke 2: 41-52. It’s a story we read a lot, but that I’m going to look at in a different light during this series. And if you’re looking for something beyond the Bible to read and reflect on this week, check out Justin Cox’s “Calling Conversations Over a Beer” at Good Faith Media. Always love what Justin writes. Hope you might too. Thanks for listening y’all. Be back soon with more voice and more from God Knows Where.