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Denton North Church
Denton North Church episodes
- 1 Corinthians 11 & 12 - Balancing Unity, Variety, and Rights - 5/22/22
Joshua Robinson
★ Support this podcast ★43 min - 40 min
- 1 Corinthians 7 & 8 (Part Two) - Singleness and Marriage - 5/13/22
Speaker: Leslie Rowe
★ Support this podcast ★22 min - 1 Corinthians 7 & 8 (Part One) - Singleness and Marriage - 5/8/22
Speaker: Ryan Plauche
★ Support this podcast ★53 min - 1 Corinthians 5 & 6 - How Should The Body Handle Sin? - 5/1/22
John Von Runnen
★ Support this podcast ★1 hr 7 min - 1 Corinthians 3 & 4 - Paul's Intentionally Offensive Call to Unity and Maturity - 4/25/22
Garrett Davis
★ Support this podcast ★51 min - 46 min
- 52 min
- 1 Corinthians 1 & 2 - Meeting Weaknesses with The Good News - 4/3/22
Leslie Rowe
★ Support this podcast ★56 min - Panel Discussion: Race, Friendships, and Following Jesus Together - 3/27/22
This is a panel discussion of brothers and sisters of color from around our family of churches. It’s part of our ongoing conversation to care about race the way God does.
Another thank you to our panelists for their generosity and courage to share with our community. And thanks to our BIPOC team for putting this event together. To continue learning more, a list of resources can be found here:
https://www.dentonnorthchurch.com/raceandthebible
Resources about race referenced by our panelists:
- Reading While Black - Esau McCaulley
- Our Pain Is Not Your Classroom - Jennifer Williams
- The Making of Asian America: A History - Erika Lee
- Divided by Faith: Evangelical Religion and the Problem of Race in America - Michael O. Emerson
- Disunity in Christ - Christena Cleveland
- Santa Biblia - Justo Gonzalez
- Brown Church - Robert Chao
- Abuelita Faith - Kat Armas
- The Bible
★ Support this podcast ★1 hr 17 min
About Denton North Church
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We are a small church plant in Denton, TX. Jesus gave a command: to love one another as he loves us. He goes on to say that "everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one…
another." We work to make care for each other, for our city, and for our world the utmost priority in our lives. Love is more than simply a feeling or even a philosophy for us, it is a lifestyle commitment that guides where we live, what we do, how we treat people, and ultimately who we are. This is our church. These are some of our recorded sermons if you'd like to listen.