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Monday listening--this is a really good conversation on innovation & ministry. Thanks to @markuswatson for the great conversation//Listening to '147. Is Innovation Inherently Good? with Andrew Root, author of The Church After Innovation' at markuswatson.com/2023/01/17/…
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Beth Birmingham and Eeva Sallinen Simard, authors of 'Creating Cultures of Belonging,' discuss what it means for churches and organizations to develop cultures of belonging on the Spiritual Life and Leadership #podcast with @MarkusWatson!
Listen below! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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Here’s a 1 min clip of Rich Mullins in honor of his death on Sept. 19, 1997. Classic. It’s from one of his last concerts before the car accident… he said this almost 30 years ago.🔥 – at Philadelphia, PA
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We are excited to announce our newest course on leadership coming out in August! @todbol provides practical tools & ideas to help church leaders thrive in our changing world. Tag 3 leaders you know who this course may be refreshing for. >> seminarynow.co/canoeing-the-…
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Yes. Yes. Yes. – at Philadelphia, PA
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Our CEO, Scott Sabin, recently had a conversation with @MarkusWatson about our work and approach at Plant With Purpose.
Click here to listen ⬇️⬇️⬇️
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The openness to LGBTQ believers that I’ve seen is not primarily the first step on a slippery slope, nor is it an embrace of therapeutic individualism, as critics like to claim.
It is, much more simply, an open invitation: “Come & see.”
Today's newsletter:
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Proud to stand with faith leaders today in Houston outside the NRA Convention.
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What is not impressive:
1. Pastoring a large church
2. Fandom in ministry
3. Writing a best selling book
4. Preaching on the conference circuit
5. Hosting a popular podcast
What is impressive:
Finishing well, after decades of faithful ministry, with integrity and character.
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I finished making all these crosses today, made from gun barrels. I really like making crosses from guns… because the gun and the cross offer two very different versions of power. One is willing to die, and the other is willing to kill.
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Jesus loves the poor so much that he moved into their neighborhood to become one of them.
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The one who hurries delays the things of God - Vincent de Paul.
Rushing is violent to your soul, to those you love, and to those around you. Be still before him, and ask yourself: “What might I be doing that God is not asking me to do?”
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Check out this week's episode! @MarkusWatson shares about a challenging "Dark Night" experience in ministry as well as from his book Beyond Thingification: Helping Your Church Engage in God's Mission podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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Is your church ready for 2050? mministry.org/prepping-for-2…
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Had a wonderful opportunity to chat w/ my colleague Ahmi Lee on @MarkusWatson's podcast on the "Church After Covid." Talked about the need to increase our digital ministry for missional reasons & our embodied presence for spiritual formational reasons.
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Hopping into clubhouse with my friend, @MarkusWatson in 3 minutes. Join us!
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Deconstruction doesn’t have to conclude with the loss of one’s faith. In fact, it can lead to an even deeper relationship with Jesus.
Listen to the conversation between @mrajswoboda & @MarkusWatson. #AfterDoubt
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