Featuring: Steve Macchia, Suz Skinner, Matt Scott
“Always put your ear as close to the biblical text as you possibly can. Let it come alive in your soul as you read it.” – Steve Macchia
In Season 39, Episode 04, Steve Macchia is joined by Suz Skinner and Matt Scott to explore a powerful grouping of Jesus’ parables focused on generosity and forgiveness. Through the ancient practices of Lectio Divina and Visio Divina, listeners are invited to slow down, immerse themselves in Scripture, and encounter the intimate presence of God. From the parable of the two debtors to the Good Samaritan, these stories reveal the profound generosity of Jesus and the way he calls disciples to respond with grateful, abundant love.
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Steve Macchia (Podcast Host)
Founder and President of Leadership Transformations
Steve is the author of The Discerning Life, Becoming a Healthy Church, Broken and Whole, Crafting a Rule of Life and several other titles. Steve has over 40 years in ministry and two postgraduate degrees from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary.

Suz Skinner (Season 39 Guest)
Suz serves as Emmaus faculty and offers spiritual direction in Gloucester, MA. As an artist and a spiritual director, she is called to help others see and respond to the beautiful, redeeming works of Christ unfolded in the Scriptures and the stories of God’s people.

Matt Scott (Season 39 Guest)
Matt serves on the LTI team as Creative Director. A graduate of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary (MDiv) and the University of Mobile (Worship Leadership and Music Performance), Matt has served various churches in the area of worship and arts, community life, shepherding, and pastoral ministry. He and his wife, Kristen, live in Sioux Falls, SD with their two children, Emerson and Ashton. Matt enjoys building furniture, writing music and running.
