Get to Know Cup Church Leaders and Staff
Jud has been a key member of Cup church for many years, and has served as Clerk of Session more times than anyone can count. But do you know who he'd invite to dinner if he could choose anyone from history? Take some time to listen in on Brian's conversation with our favorite architect.
Get to Know Cup Church Leaders and Staff
Joel is our beloved children and youth director, but what we'd REALLY like to know is what her favorite childhood song was - until she turns the tables on Pastor Scott. . . check it out!
Remember 'Red light, Green light?' Find out how the virtue of prudence can lead us well during these days - and prudence is better word than you thought! Join me for 5 minutes with Matthew 12:9-21 to see Jesus doing God's will in the right way at the right time - and how we can as well.
Music today: Gillian Welch, 'By the Mark'
'The King of heaven can be told from the prince of fools.'
A beautiful song on Jesus' sign of prudent, passionate leadership.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzfzRUCB-Nc
Kansas, 'Carry On Wayward Son'. Who knew the search for prudence could be so cool? 'You will always remember, nothing equals the splendor (of God).'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2X_2IdybTV0
Get to Know Cup Church Leaders and Staff
Jenn is our newest staff member, and brings a kind and thoughtful flair to Cup's office. Learn how she came to faith in Christ, as well as who from history she'd bring along on vacation!
What can a puppy teach us about our relationship with God? Join me (and little Schubert) for a few minutes with Psalm 131 and finding our sufficiency in God.
Music today: Josh Garrels, 'Zion and Babylon'. The first half of the song describes the mindset of 'Babylon': the secular world. The second the mindset of Zion: a very different approach that finds its hope in God rather than material power.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfsdVvcubnA
Also: Vladimir Horowitz, 'Traumerei (Dreaming)' Live in Moscow, 1986. One of the most peaceful, hopeful pieces I know, played by a Russian exile back in Moscow in the latter stages of the Cold War. I believe meditating on the reality of the Lord's love in the midst of our broken world looks something like what we see on the faces of this audience.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3BXcKgpvcs