# Sarah Bessey

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Our Unique Value Proposition

I came across a Carey Nieuwhof article the other day that got me thinking once again about a church’s “unique valu…

49. Matthew Paul Turner – (Author, When I Thank God) Giving Our Kids a Faith They Don’t Have to Heal From

49. Matthew Paul Turner – (Author, When I Thank God) Giving Our Kids a Faith They Don’t Have to Heal From New York Times bestselling children’s author Matthew Paul Turner joins The Sacred Slope for a conversation about the stories we tell children about God—and the ones many adults are still learni…

Summer Series - You Are So Loved

In this episode of Summer Series, Hannah dives into a reflection from Sarah Bessey, wherein we are reminded of God's great love for us.

Abide | Rooted in Christ

Abiding in Christ is the foundational practice of the Christian life. Everything else is built upon it. Jesus made this abundantly clear throughout his life on earth, especially toward the end. Join us today as Zach W. Lambert talks about how we can put roots down in the love of Jesus!We live-strea…

What’s So Christian About Tupperware?

On today’s show producer Sara Gabler gets personal about white Christian womanhood with scholar Kristin Kobes Du Mez. Her new book, Live Laugh Love: The Secret History of White Christian Women and the World They Made will be published next week. Live Laugh Love offers a genealogy of modern Chri…

55. Birdy Mae (Southern Baptist) - When Evangelical Christianity Stops Feeling Like Home

55. Birdy Mae (Southern Baptist) — When Evangelical Christianity Stops Feeling Like Home Birdy Mae knew how to be a good Southern Baptist woman. Know the Bible. Serve constantly. Believe the right things. Raise your kids the right way. And be certain. “I was desperate to be like her. Because I thou…

Encore: Barbara Brown Taylor on Being the Saint of Small Things

Description: Barbara Brown Taylor gave us the question that ends every episode of this show, so it feels right to hand the Sacred Work series over to her. In this encore, the New York Times bestselling author, teacher, and Episcopal priest talks with Jen about the year she spent doing almost nothin…