We Wonder

We Wonder is a Christian scripture podcast shaped like a small act of attention. Sarah Dahl reads from the Bible, names a season or symbol, and leaves room for wondering, prayer, and quiet response. The episodes move through Advent, Lent, and a back-to-school season. Each setting gives the show a slightly different texture. Advent episodes wait for Jesus’ coming through stories from Joshua, Exodus, Deuteronomy, and Ruth. A shofar sounds outside Jericho. A bush burns without being consumed. Moses receives the law, and Ruth gathers grain in Boaz’s field. These scenes are presented with simple framing and repeated liturgical responses, giving young listeners a pattern they can recognize. Lent brings a more solemn road. The show follows Jesus toward Jerusalem, listens to Matthew’s Gospel, and asks what it means to sit near Peter, Simon, the soldiers, and the cross. It is tender, but not shallow. Hard passages are handled with emotional care, asking what feelings, pictures, words, or prayers might stay with the listener through the day. The back-to-school interview with Richard Clark broadens the frame, showing how the podcast thinks about scripture as material that shapes imagination over time. That conversation also points to family rhythms, children listening before bed, and Bible words that can become sturdy inner furniture in anxious moments. We Wonder is not driven by debate, production spectacle, or rapid teaching. Its strength is patient repetition. It trusts that a child can sit with mystery, and that adults may need that same posture. The result is devotional audio with a liturgical heartbeat: scripture, symbol, wonder, prayer, and return.