#175: Finding Identity in Christ: An Old Testament Vision for Community
Dr. Kathryn Schifferdecker explores what the ancient Scriptures have to say about who we are and how we’re called to live together.
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I’m here to find resources that can help me innovate faithfully and renew Christian communities.
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#174: Where Is God in Our Suffering? The Theology that Actually Helps in a Crisis
Rolf Jacobson shares what he learned, theologically and personally, about suffering, community, and what it means to show up for someone in crisis.
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#173: Church Community Building Starts with Discipleship
What does real church community cultivation actually require? For most churches, the honest answer is: more than we’re currently doing.
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Does Your Faith Have Anything to Say About Your Finances?
Work and money in the Ten Commandments
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#172: Christian Community in a Culture of Individualism
Why is Christian community so hard to cultivate right now? Dwight Zscheile continues his conversation with Dr. Jennifer Wojciechowski.
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Don’t Discount the Power of God
An alternative to the secular age
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#171: Your Labor Is Not in Vain
In this Easter reflection, Dr. Jennifer Pietz, Assistant Professor of New Testament at Luther Seminary, draws on 1 Corinthians 15.
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#170: Why Church Community Building Is So Hard (How We Got Here)
The loneliness epidemic has deep roots. Dwight Zscheile and Dr. Jennifer Wojciechowski explore why.
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#169: Christian Community in Crisis: How the Church Showed Up When the Twin Cities Needed It Most
Dwight Zscheile and Alicia Granholm bring you inside the last eight months in the Twin Cities of Minnesota.
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#168: Ryan Burge on Religious Nones and What They Mean for Your Church
What do the growing numbers of religious nones reveal about the Americans sitting just outside your church doors?
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Why Is Christian Community So Hard These Days?
The outworking of cultural trajectories set in place hundreds of years ago
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#166: Setting the Table: How Missional Church Happens at Dinner
Verlon Fosner shares how dinner church creates a fundamentally different entry point for faith by recovering the ancient practice of gathering around Jesus’ table.
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