Dismantle Podcast

Dismantle Podcast

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Dismantle Podcast episodes

  • 190. "Living Visibly" with Guthrie Graves-Fitzsimmons

    What does church decline say about our culture? Is this the end of the evangelicalism we know or are we missing something? Guthrie Graves-Fitzsimmons shares with us the opportunity of the current age of church and how to live out your christianity through activism and daily life. 

    CONNECT:

    @guthriegf

    27 min
  • 189. "Preaching Through Pain" with Arthur J. James
    What do pastors really go through? Does anyone tell them what theyre getting into beforehand? Pastor and author Arthur J. James joins us to discuss some of the dark side of ministry and what the congregation can do to support the work but also the unity of the church. 
    CONNECT: 
    www.arthurjjames.com
    37 min
  • 188. "Be Kind To Yourself" with Kurtis Vanderpool
    How do you accept yourself? You've got the front row seat to your flaws, faults, and thoughts. How do we see ourselves the way God does, and what exactly is that? Kurtis Vanderpool joins us to discuss self-acceptance and the role it plays in our spirituality. 
    CONNECT: 
    @kurtisvanderpool
    32 min
  • 186. "Love The Sinner...?" with Lucy Davies

    Where did the term "love the sinner, hate the sin" come from? Is it biblical? Is it necessary? Lucy Davies joins the show to discuss the phrase, what it really means, and maybe why we shouldn't use it anymore. 

    CONNECT: 

    @aqueersearchforfaith

    20 min
  • 184. "Mary, Martha, & The Lazy Genius" with Kendra Adachi

    With all we need to focus on in our lives, what qualifies as 'important' when everything is so demanding? Kendra Adachi from The Lazy Genius joins us to discuss how to be a genius about some things, lazy about others, and discovering balance in our lives and souls. 

    CONNECT: 

    @thelazygenius

    28 min

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