Pastor Greg Isaacson Joins me to talk about what it means to "Create Space" for God through generosity. Together we explore: 
     Why expecting to be thanked gets in the way, 
     How having more doesn't lead to being more giving and why. 
     Why money is actually the lowest forms of generosity that can help us avoid giving of 
               ourselves. 
     Stories of generosity we have received. 
     And more. 
     

This week we get to talk to Sister Anita Waylin who has spent her life as part of the "Mt. St. Benedict Monastery" in Crookston.  Together we talk about the humor and openness that comes with a life of prayer. Why it's not such a big deal if prayer escapes you. And much more from this amazing woman's generous spirit.  

This week we sit down with George French on his 40th anniversary of leading worship through music at Trinity Lutheran and First Presbyterian. He is also a professor of music at Minnesota  State University  Crookston. We talk about why music is such a powerful way for us to make space for God, what it's like trying to do this with so many different tastes and why he loves when people tell him it was too fast :)  

Our first episode explores what it means to "create space" for God through community.  We talk to Dan Erdman who shares about how his passion for community and service started  in the kitchen watching his mother cook and grew into becoming  the chair for "Ox Cart Days" and much, much more.  The conversation also asks how we can choose what is worth doing, why diversity is the life blood of true community and how the need for control is often the thing that kills it; in us and for others. 

Who we are and what we're doing.