For our first episode, we are laying the foundation of what cultural shifts that have happened in Western/American culture that require the church to re-imagine its call and what success looks like. 
 
"Joining God, Remaking Church, and Changing the World: The New Shape of the Church in Our Time" by Alan J. Roxburgh

For our first episode, we are laying the foundation of what cultural shifts that have happened in Western/American culture that require the church to re-imagine its call and what success looks like. "Joining God, Remaking Church, and Changing the World: The New Shape of the Church in Our Time" by Alan J. Roxburgh

For our first episode, we are laying the foundation of what cultural shifts that have happened in Western/American culture that require the church to re-imagine its call and what success looks like.&nbsp;
 
"Joining God, Remaking Church, and Changing the World: The New Shape of the Church in Our Time" by Alan J. Roxburgh

Episode 1: Why Big Thing Start Small

Beth, a pastor of a small church restart, and Kasey, a marketer by trade, have been talking and experimenting since 2017 to reimagine what the church is called to be and become. Big Things Start Small is years in the making, rehashing conversations and experiments (some that have worked and many that have not), but all point to one truth: the Kingdom of God is BIG, but always starts small.

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