God’s Spirit Transforms Nostalgia
Memory is strong, but hope is stronger
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Memory is strong, but hope is stronger
Has religion become obsolete in American culture? In this second part of our conversation with sociologist Dr. Christian Smith, we explore his groundbreaking research on why traditional religion has lost its cultural relevance for post-Boomer generations.
Dr. Christian Smith explores why religion feels outdated in modern culture, citing shifts in family, institutions, and technology as key causes.
Meeting Jesus in the midst of sorrow
In part two of our conversation with Andy Root, we explore a radically different approach to sharing faith that moves beyond happiness-hunting strategies to embrace God’s presence in brokenness.
The deeply collaborative New Testament vision for ministry
Figuring out a sustainable way forward
Dr. Andy Root shows us how to evangelize through what he calls “a theology of consolation” – being present with people in their sadness and brokenness, because that’s where Jesus shows up.
In this members-only workshop with the Rev. Dr. Dwight Zscheile, Your Community is Calling: Practical Steps to Cultivating a Mixed Ecology in Your Context, you’ll learn how to take that first faithful step. Together, we’ll explore what a “mixed ecology” of church really is, and why it’s vital for reaching neighbors who might never feel…
Our walk of faith is a mysterious thing. We are invited to know the unknowable, to love the indescribable, to fall into the embrace of a paradoxical God who dwells quietly in human hearts and holds the entire universe in the palm of one hand. Sometimes, connecting with a Creator of such magnitude feels nearly…
With Pastor Marcos Canales and Nina Lau Branson, discover how being church in a community crisis goes far beyond emergency preparedness.
In this insightful episode of the Pivot Podcast, we talk with Dwight Zscheile about the concept of “one church multiple models” through what he calls a “mixed ecology” approach.
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How embracing diverse expressions of church unlocks new vitality