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The Southwest’s Wildest Outdoor Art: From Lightning Fields to Sun Tunnels 30:55

منذ 14 يومًا30:55

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A secret field that summons lightning. A massive spiral that disappears into a salt lake. A celestial observatory carved into a volcano. Meet the wild—and sometimes explosive—world of land art, where artists craft masterpieces with dynamite and bulldozers. In our Season 2 premiere, guest Dylan Thuras, cofounder of Atlas Obscura, takes us off road and into the minds of the artists who literally reshaped parts of the Southwest. These works aren’t meant to be easy to reach—or to explain—but they just might change how you see the world. Land art you’ll visit in this episode: - Double Negative and City by Michael Heizer (Garden Valley, Nevada) - Spiral Jetty by Robert Smithson (Great Salt Lake, Utah) - Sun Tunnels by Nancy Holt (Great Basin Desert, Utah) - Lightning Field by Walter De Maria (Catron County, New Mexico) - Roden Crater by James Turrell (Painted Desert, Arizona) Via Podcast is a production of AAA Mountain West Group.…

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Messages from Revolution Church located in Annapolis, Maryland

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5.11.25 - Finding & Feeling Care (Clare Bubniak)

منذ 5 أيام

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SCRIPTURE: Genesis 3 REFLECTION/DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: Why do you think it's important to care for our own needs before we can effectively care for others? Can you think of a time when you neglected your own needs? How did it affect your ability to care for someone else or complete a task? Reflecting on the story of Adam and Eve, what do you think their awareness of their nakedness symbolizes? In what ways might recognizing your own vulnerabilities help you connect better with others? How can cultural messages make it harder for people, especially women, to address their own needs? Have you experienced any cultural pressures that made it difficult for you to take care of yourself? How did you respond? How does the idea of caring for oneself relate to the notion of being a good parent or caregiver? What might God's inquiry, 'Who told you that you were naked?' suggest about our own self-perceptions? How do you perceive yourself when you make mistakes, and how does that affect your relationships with others?…

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5.4.25 - Caring Enough... to Do One Good Thing (Kenny Camacho)

منذ 12 يومًا

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SCRIPTURE: Jeremiah 29; Matthew 6 & 22:37-40 YOU CAN ALSO READ THE MANUSCRIPT FOR TODAY’S SERMON HERE ! REFLECTION/DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: When was the last time you really felt overwhelmed? What are some ways that feeling overwhelmed can prevent us from caring for others? How does the Lord's Prayer remind us to prioritize both our relationship with God and our care for others? How might focusing on local acts of kindness help to keep us engaged in the world? Can you think of a situation where focusing on one local issue made a difference in your community? Kenny mentioned Jeremiah's message to the Israelites about building lives in exile. How can we apply this idea in our own lives when facing difficult situations? What does it really mean to you to 'love your neighbor as yourself’? Can you identify a specific person or community in your life who might need your support right now? What steps will you take to show them love?…

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4.27.25 - What's So Funny About Peace, Love, and Understanding? (Kenny Camacho)

منذ 19 يومًا

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SCRIPTURE: Luke 19:1-10 YOU CAN ALSO READ KENNY’S MANUSCRIPT FOR THIS SERMON HERE ! REFLECTION/DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: Can you think of a time when you felt judged or misunderstood? How did that affect how you see yourself? In the story, Zacchaeus climbed a tree to see Jesus despite feeling embarrassed. What does this say about his character? Have you ever taken a risk to learn something new or to connect with someone? What happened? When Zacchaeus declares he will give half of his possessions to the poor, what do you think caused such a radical change in him? What conversations have influenced you to change your actions for the better? Can you share an example? How does the interaction between Jesus and Zacchaeus challenge our assumptions about who deserves compassion? Luke 19:9-10 says that Jesus came to seek and save the lost. What does it mean to be 'lost,' and how does this relate to the story of Zacchaeus? Who around you might be ‘misunderstood’ today? How can you seek to understand them and encourage them?…

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4.20.25 - People of Shalom (Kenny Camacho)

منذ 26 يومًا

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SCRIPTURE: John 20-21 YOU CAN ALSO READ KENNY’S MANUSCRIPT FOR THIS MESSAGE HERE ! REFLECTION/DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: Can you think of a time when you were afraid of something that held you back from caring for others or for a specific situation? Why do you think the fear of death can hold us back from experiencing shalom , or wholeness, in our lives? What does it mean to you that Jesus defeated the grave, and how can this belief change the way you view challenges in your own life? In John 20:19-23, Jesus says 'Shalom be with you' to his disciples after his resurrection. Why do you think he chose to say this first? How can you extend peace to those around you, especially in challenging situations? How does the story of Peter's denial and restoration relate to the theme of second chances and extending shalom ? Can you identify an area in your life where you can offer a second chance to someone? What practical ways can we, as a community, work together to extend shalom to those in need, as mentioned in the sermon? What is one step you can take this week to reach out and help someone in your community?…

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4.13.25 - When You Want a Warrior... (Kenny Camacho)

منذ 5 weeks

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SCRIPTURE: Isaiah 9:6, Luke 19:29-42, & John 12:23-25 YOU CAN ALSO READ KENNY’S MANUSCRIPT FOR THIS MESSAGE HERE ! REFLECTION/DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: How might you define “shalom”? What have you learned this week about all this word might mean or encompass? What are some of the areas in your life where you might need more peace or wholeness? Consider the title of this week’s message (“When You Want a Warrior…”). Are you sometimes tempted to long for victory –over your circumstances, over your enemies–instead of peace ? What fears might be underneath that desire? The heart of the message today is that God understands our real enemy is Death… and our fear of this will always make us half-hearted in how we pursue the kinds of love and generosity God intends for us. Can you imagine how your life might be different if you could be free from this fear? The closing challenge was to “choose flourishing over victory.” What are some of the relationships in your life where the desire to win is more important to you than loving the other person well ? Take some time to listen to the Holy Spirit today: what might shalom look like in this relationship? Next week is Easter Sunday! We will be talking about what Jesus’s love for us leads him to do in order to deliver us from our fears. Spend time this week preparing for this message by asking: “where am I holding myself back from God, from others, and even from me?” Ask God to soften your heart so you might hear Him more clearly, believe more deeply, and grow!…

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4.6.25 - Few Things Are Needed, Indeed Only One (Kenny Camacho)

منذ 6 weeks

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SCRIPTURE: Luke 10:38-42 YOU CAN ALSO READ KENNY’S MANUSCRIPT FOR THIS SERMON HERE ! REFLECTION/DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: What do you think Jesus meant when he said, 'few things are needed—or indeed only one'? In your own life, what ‘occupations’ might be preventing you from spending more time with God? Why do you think Mary chose to sit at Jesus's feet instead of helping Martha with the preparations? Are there areas in your life where you need to be bold in prioritizing your spiritual health, even if it means going against the norm? How can we relate to Martha's feelings of being overwhelmed and wanting recognition for our efforts? Have you ever felt similarly? How can you communicate your feelings to God or others in your life when you feel overwhelmed? What does the story teach us about the importance of rest and listening to God? How can you incorporate moments of rest and listening to God into your daily routine? What costs have you encountered or feared when trying to prioritize your spiritual growth? How can you address those fears?…

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3.16.25 - The Hard(er) Work of Surrender (Kenny Camacho)

منذ 9 weeks

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SCRIPTURE: Acts 8 YOU CAN ALSO READ KENNY’S MANUSCRIPT FOR THIS MESSAGE HERE ! REFLECTION/DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: Why do you think people often find it easier to resist rather than to surrender? Reflect on a situation in your life where you've resisted change. What might have happened if you had chosen to surrender instead? Look at Philip’s stories in Acts 8: what do you see in his behavior (towards others, towards the Holy Spirit) that is worth imitating? What elements of discipline do you see in Philip? What are some barriers that prevent us from being inclusive like the early Christians were with the Samaritans and the Ethiopian eunuch? Consider any barriers you may have in your own relationships. How can you work to break down those barriers and be more inclusive? What does it mean to truly surrender to the Holy Spirit in our daily lives? How can we develop the discipline of listening to God in our busy lives? What specific practices can you put in place this week to help you listen for God's guidance more effectively?…

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3.9.25 - Enduring Houses of God (Kenny Camacho)

منذ 10 weeks

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SCRIPTURE: Acts 6-7, Philippians 2:10-11, & 2 Peter 3:8-9 YOU CAN ALSO READ KENNY’S MANUSCRIPT FOR THIS SERMON HERE ! REFLECTION/DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: What does it mean for us to be “holy houses for God’s burning Spirit” as mentioned in the sermon? How can we become more aware of this in our daily lives? Why do you think Stephen's defense emphasized the mobility of God's presence instead of focusing on the physical Temple? In what ways can you worship God outside of church or formal settings, acknowledging His presence in your life? Reflecting on Stephen’s statement, “Lord, do not hold this sin against them,” what can we learn about forgiveness in difficult situations? In what ways can we combat our “stiff-necked” tendencies to focus on defending institutions or traditions at the cost of nurturing our relationship with God? How might the idea that “death is not the end,” but rather “sleep,” reshape our understanding of the hope we have in Christ? What about the hope we have for others, or for the ultimate goal of God’s bigger Story?…

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3.2.25 - The Courage to Have "All Things in Common" (Kenny Camacho)

منذ 11 weeks

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SCRIPTURE: Acts 2-3 YOU CAN ALSO READ KENNY’S MANUSCRIPT FOR THIS SERMON HERE ! REFLECTION/DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: What does it mean to have 'all things in common' in the context of a church community? Can you think of a time when you shared something valuable with someone else? How did that experience affect your relationship with that person? In Acts 3, Peter and John healed a man and then called for repentance. Why is this two-step process significant? How can you approach helping others while also encouraging them to think about their relationship with God? How do we balance the need for community with the challenge of including those who might not share our beliefs or values? Are there people in your life whom you find difficult to accept? What steps might you take to open your heart to them? How can the Holy Spirit help us overcome our fears about sharing our possessions or time (or grace !) with others? What responsibilities do you have as a member of the family of God?…

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2.23.25 - Babel and Pentecost (Paul McGrew)

منذ 12 weeks

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SCRIPTURE: Acts 2 REFLECTION/DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: What are the significance and implications of the Holy Spirit arriving at Pentecost, especially in relation to the previous events at the Tower of Babel? How do you think the way we communicate today shapes our unity or division in communities and relationships? How does Peter's transformation from denying Jesus to boldly preaching at Pentecost inspire you in your own personal growth? Can you think of a time when you overcame a difficult situation or learned from a mistake? How did that change you? How does the concept of a universal message reflect the importance of inclusivity in faith communities? How can you foster inclusivity in your own environment? How?…

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2.16.25 - The Intimacy Plan of God: An Introduction to Acts (Kenny Camacho)

منذ 13 weeks

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SCRIPTURE: Acts 1:1-9 & 1 Corinthians 3:9 YOU CAN ALSO READ KENNY’S MANUSCRIPT FOR THIS MESSAGE HERE ! REFLECTION/DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: Why do you think the disciples were focused on a political kingdom instead of understanding Jesus's mission to address sin? How do you think our society today sometimes falls into similar traps of seeking political or material solutions rather than addressing deeper spiritual needs? In Acts 1:8, Jesus tells the disciples they will be His witnesses to the ends of the earth. What does being a witness to Jesus mean to you? What role do you think the Holy Spirit plays in helping us understand God’s love and guidance? Have you ever felt the presence of the Holy Spirit in your life? How did that influence your decisions or relationships? Kenny defined “caretaking” as “curiosity towards what is placed in your care and the kind pursuit of its flourishing.” What do you think of this definition? Have you ever been a “caretaker”? To be effective caretakers, we must listen, trust, and nurture our relationships with God and others. Which of these is easiest for you? Which is most difficult? How can you take steps towards growth this week?…

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2.9.25 - The Power of an Unhurried Conversation (Kenny Camacho)

منذ 14 weeks

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SCRIPTURE: John 4:1-41 YOU CAN ALSO READ KENNY’S MANUSCRIPT FOR THIS SERMON HERE ! REFLECTION/DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: Why do you think Jesus chose to engage in a conversation with the Samaritan woman, despite the cultural tensions between Jews and Samaritans? Have you ever felt hesitant to talk to someone because of differences in background or opinions? How can you overcome those feelings to build a connection? How can having an “unhurried conversation” help you see a person more fully? Can you find an echo of your thoughts in the story in John 4? Why is it so hard to avoid “us vs. them” traps in conversations… especially in charged political climates like our own? What might we gain from pushing through these traps and trying to stick it out in our conversations with others? What does Jesus gain? What about the woman from Sychar? How might having longer and more sincere conversations with other people actually model the hope we have in/through our faith? Is it actually “doing any good” to talk with people? The last thing Kenny noted in this story was that Jesus stuck around for this woman (and her friends!). Why is this such an important step in building relationships? Who can you “stick around” for this week?…

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2.2.25 - Dwelling in Care (Kenny Camacho)

منذ 15 weeks

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SCRIPTURE: Psalms 4 & 5, Mark 1, James 4:7-10, & Hebrews 10:19-24 YOU CAN ALSO READ KENNY’S MANUSCRIPT FOR THIS SERMON HERE ! REFLECTION/DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: Why is trusting that we are cared for important for us to become caring people? Can you think of a time when you struggled to feel cared for? How did that affect your ability to care for others? How can we use prayer as a tool to experience God's care according to the examples from David’s psalms? Have you ever prayed honestly about your feelings? What might change in your prayer life if you were more vulnerable with God? What can we learn about “dwelling in care” from the example of Jesus? What is the difference between “doing to feel” and “feeling to do,” as discussed in the sermon? Jesus makes time in silence, time in solitude, time in prayer a priority before he takes next steps. How might you follow after him in this? James challenges us to pursue radical and profound humility … what do you think he means? How might this help us experience God’s care? Kenny said that “ Humility is the daily trust that simply being a person among people is enough.” Is it really true that seeing ourselves as “just” people is the key to being lifted up into God’s care? Why might this work? The author of Hebrews says that we can (and should!) have confidence in God’s presence. Why is this okay? What would this look like in your spiritual life? All caring actions flow out from our security and experiences as “cared for” people. What changes can you make in your routines to spend more time dwelling in God’s care for us? Will you make them?…

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1.26.25 - Believing Care (Kenny Camacho)

منذ 16 weeks

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SCRIPTURE: Psalm 139, Isaiah 54:10, Zephaniah 3:17, and Romans 5:8 & 8:37-39 YOU CAN ALSO READ KENNY’S MANUSCRIPT FOR THIS MESSAGE ON HIS SERMON BLOG HERE ! REFLECTION/DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: What does “care” mean to you? What sense of the word (receiving, extending, feeling) do you think about first? Do you struggle to feel or believe God cares for you ? What has helped you overcome this struggle in the past? Where do you think these struggles come from? In the sermon, Kenny suggests that we sometimes over-rely on Scripture when we’re looking for answers or for comfort because the more mysterious realities of our faith–our living relationship with Jesus, the Holy Spirit dwelling within us–can feel less clear or certain. Can you relate to this? How so? Do you find comfort in your connection to the “big story” of the Bible? Is it really “okay” if God isn’t talking exclusively to us in Scripture? How might this possibility affect the ways you study and read? The first way to feel God’s loving care for us is to accept that we are small parts of a much, much bigger story. Have you ever felt a sense of belonging that came from being one part of a bigger group? Share that story! The second way to feel God’s loving care for us is to talk to God! Ask God how He feels about you this week. This is scary… but it really can provide deep comfort! The third way to feel God’s loving care for us is to participate in a caring faith community. Are there steps you could take towards deeper belonging here at Revolution?…

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1.12.25 - Care: An Introduction (Kenny Camacho)

منذ 18 weeks

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SCRIPTURE: 1 Samuel 10:1b-2 & 1 Peter 5:6-10 YOU CAN ALSO READ KENNY’S MANUSCRIPT FOR THIS SERMON HERE ! REFLECTION/DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: What does “care” mean to you? What sense of the word (receiving, extending, feeling) do you think about first? In the Old Testament, care is compassionate, reflecting a fear that something might be lost . Have you felt this before? In the New Testament, care is more closely related to worry and anxiety . Have you felt this way before? What can we learn from Peter’s insistence that you can “cast your cares upon” God, “because He cares for” you? What is the relationship between accepting worry and caring, as God models it? We often “feel love” for others… but that doesn’t mean we are always willing to listen to their worries or anxieties! Who can you do a better job of listening to this week? Although it is good to care for others by accepting their worries… you can’t hold onto them forever, either! Kenny suggested we think of ourselves as “conduits of God’s care”: what do you think this means? How can we do this? In your life, what have you learned about receiving care? What have you learned about extending care? What have you learned about feeling care for others, for your community, or even for the world more broadly?…

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12.15.24 - Joy and Letting Go (Kenny Camacho)

منذ 22 weeks

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12.8.24 - Love, Vulnerable and Reassured (Kenny Camacho)

منذ 23 weeks

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منذ 38 weeks

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REFLECTION/DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: Think about relationships in your own life where maintaining “unity” is difficult. What has caused damage to the relationship in the past? What part(s) of that damage can you take on as your responsibility and repair? Ivy said that when times are tough, we typically think our only options are to ignore problems or fight them… but that, as Christians, there must be a “third way.” What do you think that way is? Jesus builds a surprising community among his first disciples: there are people from across the political and religious spectrums; rich disciples and poor disciples; even “zealots” and “sons of thunder”! What can we learn from Jesus’s insistence on diversity ? How does Jesus build unity among his closest friends? What can we learn from his example? Why might understanding and believing in God's unconditional love help us in seeking and maintaining unity? How can we, as believers, intentionally foster unity within our church community and with others? What does it mean to carry real hope and unity in today's culture of fear and division?…

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