@JustinRossow
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Joined February 2013
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I’m giving a talk at Best Practices in Ministry 2024 on Disciple Like You Mean It. Looks like a great turnout! Hope to see you there! - via #Whova event app
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Some Next Step Patrons needed a clean copy of the Come, Holy Spirit Key Concept Calendar. We were glad to help, and make it available to anyone who want to take a small next step! community.findmynextstep.org…

A Print-at-Home Key Concept Calendar

You can download a print-at-home version of the Key Concept Calendar in the Come, Holy Spirit book.

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Alli's Lenten faith experience continues. Have you ever read the Passion account from all four Gospels back-to-back? community.findmynextstep.org…

#Lenten Walk, Week 5

Alli’s walk through Lent continues as she invites us to walk with her through this faith experiment.

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Caleb didn't really want to go. But I went with him. And that made all the difference. community.findmynextstep.org…

You Go; and I’ll Walk with You

Sometimes taking a next step can feel like a burden. But the presence of Jesus makes even seemingly futile efforts a part of a bigger adventure.

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It was such an honor to preach at me friend's installation! community.findmynextstep.org…

Needing Jesus, Every Day

“Needing Jesus, Every Day.” A sermon for the installation of Pastor Sam Fink at Heart of the Shepherd Lutheran Church, Howell, Michigan.

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Thanks, CEF, for inviting me to write about my daily faith calendar practice! And thank you for the wall calendar that enables me to do it! community.findmynextstep.org…

My CEF Faith Calendar

Justin Rossow shares related resources to a recent article on faith calendaring.

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In case you need this later, as you take a washcloth to your forehead: THE RITE OF ASH REMOVAL In the name of the Father, and of the + Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Jesus loves my body. Jesus died for my body. My body is going to rise. Maranatha. Come quickly, Lord. Amen.
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The Top Ten most-read blogs for 2022 are out! Check out these posts from the Next Step Community. community.findmynextstep.org…

Top Blogs from 2022

Check out the most-read blogs from the Next Step Community this year!

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Waiting for Liz to finally get home after 4 days of travel delays. And Jesus is still Emmanuel, God with us. community.findmynextstep.org…

Messy Christmas

Christmas doesn’t always go as planned. Jesus is still God, with us.

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Good times with my friend, Conrad. community.findmynextstep.org…

Jesus, Son of Solomon

Justin Rossow and Conrad Gempf discuss the implications of calling Jesus the “son of Solomon.”

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Thanks, @ConradGempf, for a great conversation!
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Why I Owe My Faith to the Jews community.findmynextstep.org…

Why I Owe My Faith to the Jews

Kris shares how her experience of the Jewish community in New York deepened her understanding of faith.

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The Winds of Change

The weather is changing. You can smell it. You can feel it. It’s in the wind. And the wind reminds me of the Spirit.

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Romans 6:5 is used at funerals all the time. But I don't think that verse means what we think it means... community.findmynextstep.org…

Walk in Newness of Life

Romans 6:5 is used at funerals all the time. But I don’t think that verse means what we think it means…

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Read Romans 6:5 at baptism, not funerals. Better yet, read it today. Read it every day. It describes the way you walk around your life even now, as part of the New Creation; your future hope breaking into your present reality.
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This thread can be read here: community.findmynextstep.org…

Walk in Newness of Life

Romans 6:5 is used at funerals all the time. But I don’t think that verse means what we think it means…

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