Why embodied faith?

In the Bible, bodies are everywhere. When God created humans in God's image in Genesis 1, God created bodies and called them very good. So why is the church so afraid of bodies? And how can inhabiting our bodies more deeply be a courageous act of faith?

Purchase Now

Meet Our Collaborators

Ellie Roscher

Rev. Natalia Terfa

Bryan Wilkom

Steph Smith

Joe Davis

Dr. Michael Chan

Dr. Michael Chan

šŸ“ŗ Episode Overviews

Each video isĀ around 13 minutesĀ long and includes an accompanying study guide to spark reflection.

Ā 

Chapter 1: Bodies Break: Living with Limitation - Ellie RoscherĀ 

Chapter 2: Bodies Connect: Expanding the Love - Rev. Natalia TerfaĀ 

Chapter 3: Bodies Persevere: Choosing Our Story - Bryan WilkomĀ 

Chapter 4: Bodies Transform: Embracing Our Ever-Unfolding Identity - Steph Smith

Chapter 5: Bodies Overcome: Surviving Oppressive Symptoms - Joe Davis

Chapter 6: Bodies Remember: Welcoming Ourselves Back Home - Dr. Michael Chan

Chapter 7: Bodies Transcend: Dissolving Internalized Boundaries - Laura Fanucci

Ā 

Get The Companion Book

Each session in Old & New: Embodied Faith has practices, scripture, and discussion that engage with a video teaching and a corresponding chapter of Ellie Roscher's book, The Embodied Path. We will breathe consciously, study the Bible, write bits of our body stories, and move our bodies together in community in hope of deeper embodiment.

*A 30% discount on book orders is available after you purchase the Old & New series. See the Discussion Guide for details.Ā 

Get The Book
Call To Action

We know how hard it is to find video-based, small group formation resources that can be used easily in any context.

Ā 

Our goal: Ignite curiosity in the Bible and spirituality through generous invitation, fresh witness, and breathtaking video.

Buy Now

Get the First Season:

Old & New - GenesisĀ 

Bring the old, old stories of the first book of the Bible to life in a new way with fresh perspectives and faithful witness in Old & New - Genesis: Belonging to God's Good.

Explore