Brandon Kinder continues our fall vision series, Tethered to Belonging: A Theology for Wanderers, Skeptics, and Believers, by exploring our relationship with Scripture through Psalm 1. Drawing on poetry, ancient Christian wisdom, and a personal story about music and memory, Brandon asks what happens when we approach the Bible not simply as a book of answers, but as an invitation to encounter God. What if Scripture is less about getting every word right and more about remembering how to sing?
Reflection Questions
What “fruits” do you want to grow this next year?
Would you rather memorize the menu, or eat the meal?
Where/when have you felt that Divine Union?
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