The Being Series - Episode 6: Faith, Hope, and Love

The Being Series - Episode 10: Life in the Spirit

Join Pastors LuAnn Charlton and Dawson Lane as they conclude their journey through the book Being Disciples by Rowan Williams with a discussion on living in the Spirit. What does it look like to encounter God not just in the extraordinary, but also in the ordinary and mundane parts of our lives? What practices and habits help us stay on the lookout for the movement of God in our midst? All this and more in this week's episode of The St. Mark's-Cast!

The Being Series - Episode 9: Faith in Society

How do we faithfully integrate our spiritual lives with the ways we show up in the modern world? What is a healthy way for Christians to engage with social and political reality? What do we need to be careful of? In this week's episode, Pastors LuAnn Charlton and Dawson Lane reflect on the role of faith and public society from the position of being American Christians and pastors!

The Being Series - Episode 8: Holiness

What does it mean for something to be Holy? Can we grow into holiness? If so, how do we do it? Our pastoral team, Rev. LuAnn Charlton and Rev. Dawson Lane, take on all this and more in this week's episode of the St. Mark's-Cast!

The Being Series - Episode 7: Forgiveness

In this week’s episode, Pastors LuAnn Charlton and Dawson Lane continue to walk through the book “Being Disciples” by Rowan Williams as they take on the topic of Forgiveness. What does it mean to seek forgiveness and to offer it? Why is it hard to offer forgiveness in today’s world? How does forgiveness point towards the hope of the Kingdom of God? All this and more in this week’s episode of The St. Mark’s-Cast!

The Being Series - Episode 6: Faith, Hope, and Love

In this week’s episode, Pastors LuAnn Charlton and Dawson Lane continue their discussion on Rowan Williams’ incredible book Being Disciples. They explore Faith, Hope, and Love and how they connect to our sense of Understanding, Memory, and Wanting. Throughout their conversation, they talk about how hard it is to find a sense of identity and security in today’s culture, and how transformative it can be to root our identity in the loving grace of God.