Cabin Conversations

Woodlands Church
Cabin Conversations Podcast

Join Dave Bondeson and Whitney Swenson as they process Sunday's sermon with a guest. Each week we have a fun, casual conversation through that week's biblical text and try to apply what we heard on Sunday in a conversational, comfortable setting. We'll nerd out a bit on the Bible, laugh a lot, and also try to find things to do over the weekend in the community of Central Wisconsin!

  1. Step In to Growth

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    Step In to Growth

    Whitney, Dave, and Jon sit down and talk about the start of the fall rhythm (and the spelling of the word). Dave's Tidbit leaves everyone's head's spinning (see below for the math). They process giving space in the service for community building, and all the good feedback they've gotten. And then, they talk about how hurt people might step in, and get connected at church. Jon gives two steps: first, acknowledge that the pain is deep and real. And second, acknowledge that the courageous baby steps each individual might take will look different than others - and don't judge yourself by those standards! They process hurt, but also forgiveness. A striking line from Jon: "I'm good with Jesus but I'm not good with you is not an option in the church." We need to do everything we can to restore the bond of peace in love.    Step in to growth this year - you'll get out what you put in!   Don't forget to give us feedback: podcasts@woodlandschurch.org.        The math behind Dave's Tidbit... : "In 1 billion years there are ~3.15x10^16 seconds. This x24901 miles (circumference at the equator) ×2000 steps per mile (2.64ft per step) x 411million cubic miles (volume of the Pacific ocean) x 4.168x10^15 ml per cubic mile x 20 drops per ml gives you the time to drain the pacific. That's 5.38x10^49 seconds. That is 1 page on the ground. 1 page is ~0.004in thick, giving you ~250 sheets per inch. So now you take 5.38x10^49 x94.09mil miles to the sun x 5280 feet per mile x 12in per foot x 250 sheets of paper per inch. This gives a total time to stack the paper to the sun in this scenario of 8.019x10^64 seconds. Meaning you would have to do this entire thing 1006 times to complete the timer, and thus you are .099% complete after 1 time. Less than 0.1%, not just 1%." credit @tomduff51

    48 min

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Join Dave Bondeson and Whitney Swenson as they process Sunday's sermon with a guest. Each week we have a fun, casual conversation through that week's biblical text and try to apply what we heard on Sunday in a conversational, comfortable setting. We'll nerd out a bit on the Bible, laugh a lot, and also try to find things to do over the weekend in the community of Central Wisconsin!

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