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The Ascension of Christ

Christ ascended to sit at the Father's right hand. In the ancient world, 'sitting on a throne' signified the act of ruling and reigning. Christ is the king who continues to rule over all.

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Patrick Schreiner

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Candid conversations about theology, church, and mission, hosted by Jay Kim and Isaac Serrano.

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What If Jesus Was Serious?

What if the underlying malady afflicting Christians today isn’t that we take Jesus too seriously, but that we’ve failed to take Him seriously enough?

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Leading Through a Pandemic

We need substantive partnerships. The future will be in shared ministry and leadership, which will require us to grow in emotional intelligence.

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The Wisdom Pyramid

The wise sages are the teachable ones. They're the ones who are still learning. There's a humility there.

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Brett McCracken

The Gospel According to Satan

One of the best tricks of the devil is getting you to think his ideas aren't just yours, but even God's.

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Jared C. Wilson

Analog Church in a Digital World

Being the people of God together is inefficient and complicated. We have to slow down when the world speeds up, gather when the world scatters, commune when the world critiques.

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Praying Through Obstacles

Prayer is an audacious act of participation. It requires both parties to be engaged. It's not just monologue.

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Jarrett Stevens

The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry

Hurry is the great enemy of the spiritual life.

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John Mark Comer

Reappearing Church

What if the primary task of the devil to stop the next renewal is to just get us to waste so much time?

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What’s the Apostolic Network & Why Does It Matter?

The New Testament actually talks about suffering as a means and mechanism by which God is bringing about his kingdom and glory.

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Christianity - Religion or Relationship?

Younger generations are looking for sages, desperate for something of richer history that's been anchored for longer than them.

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