The Wild Indigo Guild

Listening as Spiritual Practice with Lauren Burdette

In this conversation I (John) ask Lauren to help us delve more deeply into the contemplative practice of listening, one of our five communal/spiritual practices. Listen in to the deep wisdom that Lauren freely gives that comes from her own faith, her life as a mom and her work as a writer and spiritual director.

The Practice of Listening (Feb. 14th Sermon)

In today's podcast we delve into our communal and spiritual practice of Listening. We explore it not only from a contemplative perspective but also communal and missional and then we bring it all back. Enjoy!

Jesus' Earliest Practices and Rhythms of Ministry

Paul Seif brings us the word today from the gospel of Mark. Today we hear of some of the earliest practices of Jesus' ministry in the Galilee region. Listen in for God's word and how it might speak to us today. Music for the podcast is by This Side of Eve. Check out our church website for more ways to get involved with our farm and our church.

Following In the Way of Jesus: Part 2 (The Essense of The Church)

This week's message gets into the purpose of the church and how our worship equips us to "follow in the Way of Jesus."

Following in the WAY of Jesus: Part 1

This is part one of a series we'll be doing on Following in the Way of Jesus in which we delve into the purpose of the church, how to be a church that is FOR the culture but not shaped by it, how to practice our faith and how to live a contemplative but active "way" of Jesus.

Part 2, Dr. Luis Hurtado: Ministry with the Xi'iuy

This interview delves more deeply into the lives the Hurtado family and the lives of the Xi'iuy people of central Mexico. Dr. Luis is a medical doctor serving a rural indigenous village as one of the only medical professional for many miles. Honoring traditional medicine, he offers the life saving compliments of modern medicine. Luis and Karla, his wife, also help lead the local indigenous run church, especially through music and storytelling. The Xi'iuy lost much of their culture through pandemics and colonialism. Today their indigenous music is non-existant. The church and Dr. Luis offer Joy through music and the writing of some of the first Xi'iuy songs.

DJT, Herod, White Supremacy, Loving Care

Today's sermon was a tough one, how much to say, how much not to say? Today we mourn the suffering, violence and trauma of all that happened in the past year and this past week. Today we are ready to move forward in love for each other and love for neighbor.

Interview with Dr. Luis Hurtado, Part 1

This is a special episode! A conversation with our good friend Luis Hurtado who is a medical doctor with the Xi'iuy people in the rural mountains of central Mexico. This is part 1 of a casual conversation with Luis about his work, his family and the people amazing Xi'iuy people.

Experiencing Life With the Heart of the Magi by Dr. Luis Hurtado

This week's podcast is a sermon from worship on Sunday from one of our mission partners, Dr. Luis Hurtado. Luis is a doctor in a small village in rural Mexico serving the indigenous Xi'iuy people. Luis and his wife Karla have served in the same village for around a decade and brought much needed medical care along with their love of Jesus to the people.

Christmas Week, 2020 - Peace, Love, Hope and Joy

A message from John for you this week of Christmas.