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.

Offshoot: Doubting Thomas and The Birth of the Church – God Knows Where

Welcome to God Knows Where. I’m Brett Harris. In this space between the series we wrapped up last week and what’s ahead came the Sunday when we celebrate the birth of the Church: Pentecost, so I figured I’d share my take on Pentecost. I’ve been thinking a lot lately about what this thing we call Church is all about, what it’s for, and what a gathered community is supposed help us do. You know? Easy questions with simple answers. More to come on all this in the weeks to come. But for now, here’s my take on Pentecost as it relates to a different story of when the Holy Spirit arrives to the community of folks who followed Jesus after his death than the one we’re use to reading. Hope you enjoy today’s episode!