Stay ConnectedGod is not interested in merely being a visitor or a guest in our lives. He has come to dwell, remain, and abide with us.
This year, we will focus our attention on the Book of Psalms, using daily prayers to cultivate a faith that knows God, dwells with him, and patiently waits for his promises to unfold.
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In this month’s Dwelling in the Psalms conversation, Dr. Richard Kannwischer and Rich Villodas explore the urgent call to unity in a time of polarization and mistrust. Reflecting on Psalm 133, they discuss the difference between unity and uniformity, the role of anxiety in our divisions, and how prayer shapes us into people who can listen well, speak truthfully, and trust God’s goodness together. With practical wisdom drawn from Rich’s diverse congregation, including practices like “incarnational listening,” this episode offers hope that the church can embody reconciliation and become a prophetic sign of God’s presence in a fragmented world.
In this episode, Pastor Rich Kannwischer sits down with renowned New Testament scholar N.T. Wright to explore how the Psalms teach us to live with God in unity, trust, and hope—even in a world marked by fragmentation and anxiety. Together they unpack vivid biblical imagery—from oil running down Aaron’s beard to the call to “taste and see that the Lord is good”—and consider what it means for the church to embody unity, honesty, and steadfastness today.
Wright reflects on the challenge of carrying burdens, the discipline of prayer, and the deep joy found in praising God even when circumstances feel uncertain. Along the way, he highlights how Scripture invites us to a firmer foundation, a richer life of faith, and a vision of the church that is rooted in Christ above all.
Whether you are searching for encouragement in prayer, wrestling with disunity in the church, or longing to experience God’s shelter and goodness, this conversation offers timeless wisdom on how to dwell more deeply with God and with one another.
In this month’s Dwelling in the Psalms conversation, Pastor Dr. Richard Kannwischer sits down with author and pastor Rich Villodas to explore what it means to cultivate a teachable heart in a world overflowing with information. Drawing from the Psalms, they unpack how prayer, scripture, and reordering our desires can help us move beyond mere knowledge into a deeper, skillful way of living. With stories about delight, lament, and learning from wise mentors, this episode invites you to slow down, listen for God’s guidance, and let his Word become a lamp to your feet and a light to your path.
In this special episode of the Peachtree Podcast, Senior Pastor Richard Kannwischer sits down with world-renowned theologian N.T. Wright to explore what it means to cultivate a teachable spirit through the lens of the Psalms. Together, they unpack how ancient wisdom literature invites us to grow in curiosity, humility, and holy trust.
From the acrostic depths of Psalm 119 to the soul-centering rest of Psalm 127, this conversation reveals how prayer and Scripture illuminate our path—not just with knowledge, but with transformation. You'll hear reflections on reshaping desire, trusting God in our work and rest, and how glory isn't just about eternity, but about God’s presence here and now.
Whether you’re navigating burnout, seeking direction, or simply longing to dwell more deeply with God, this episode is a guide to becoming more attentive, more human, and more whole.
In this powerful and honest episode of Dwelling in the Psalms, Senior Pastor Richard Kannwischer is joined again by renowned theologian N.T. Wright to explore some of the most vulnerable prayers in the Bible—psalms of struggle, confusion, and lament.
Together, they journey through Psalms 2, 70, 88, 142, and others that give voice to those wrestling with injustice, silence, depression, and the deep ache of feeling forgotten. Whether you’re hiding in a metaphorical cave like David or crying “come quickly, Lord,” this conversation shows how even our rawest cries are sacred.
Drawing from his pastoral work in broken communities, Tom reflects on what it means to pray in solidarity with the suffering—those near and those we may never meet. He shares moving personal stories, insights into the emotional honesty of the Psalms, and the invitation to persist in prayer even when the answers don’t come quickly.
This is an episode for anyone in a season of waiting, grief, or silence—and for those walking alongside others in pain. You are not alone. The Psalms are your prayer book too.
In this heartfelt episode of Dwelling in the Psalms, Senior Pastor Richard Kannwischer is joined by world-renowned theologian and biblical scholar N.T. Wright for a powerful conversation about what it means to trust God in turbulent times. Exploring the historical and spiritual depth of Psalms 18, 85, 91, and 130, Tom shares timeless wisdom on faith, suffering, and God’s unfailing love.
Together, they unpack Hebrew concepts like hesed (steadfast love) and emet (truth), reflect on the imagery of God as refuge and fortress, and highlight the beauty of temple theology—how heaven and earth meet in the person of Jesus and in our lives today.
Through stories from Scripture and personal reflections, this episode invites listeners to dwell in the shelter of the Most High and discover God’s faithfulness in every season.
What does it really mean to be vulnerable with God? In this month’s episode of Dwelling in the Psalms, Dr. Richard Kannwischer and special guest Rich Villodas explore the power of vulnerability in the life of faith. Rooted in Psalm 139 and the life of Jesus, this rich conversation delves into why self-examination matters, how to invite God into our interior life, and why praying “I need” might be the most courageous act of trust. With personal stories, practical tools like “exploring the iceberg,” and a deeply pastoral tone, this episode will help you discover how vulnerability can open the door to blessing, intimacy, and freedom in your walk with God.
Visit peachtreechurch.com/dwell for more resources and to journey with us as we learn to dwell in God's presence.
What happens when we stop striving for control and start asking God to truly see us, hear us, and be with us? In this deeply moving episode, Senior Pastor Richard Kannwischer sits down with world-renowned theologian N.T. Wright to explore how the Psalms invite us into a more vulnerable, authentic relationship with God. Through themes like “Hear me,” “Search me,” “Bless me,” and “Remember me,” they discuss what it means to be fully known and loved by God—even when we feel forgotten, lost, or afraid. Together, they reflect on Psalm 39, Psalm 139, and the longing we all share not just to be blessed, but to be remembered. Whether you're walking through grief, questioning God's nearness, or simply seeking a deeper way to dwell in God's presence, this conversation will stir your soul and strengthen your faith.
Why is waiting so hard—and what does it have to do with hope? In this month’s Peachtree Podcast, Pastor Richard Kannwischer sits down with author and pastor Rich Villodas to talk about the practice of hope in a world marked by anxiety, disorientation, and despair. Drawing deeply from the Psalms, they explore how waiting isn't just a spiritual inconvenience but a sacred space where God does deep work within us. As Easter approaches, discover how real hope isn't about getting what we want—but trusting in the God who is making all things new.
What does real hope look like in the face of death, doubt, and delay? Throughout the month of April—and especially as we journey through Easter—Pastor Richard Kannwischer and N.T. Wright explore the Psalms that carry us from lament to resurrection, from the cries of Psalm 42 to the promise of Psalm 118. In this rich and timely conversation, discover how Christian hope isn't just wishful thinking, but the bold, Spirit-empowered confidence that God is making all things new.
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