For The City

SS03 / EP04 – In this episode of For The City, we explore church planting as a vital expression of the Great Commission. Join us for an engaging conversation with Nasa Sete, a planter-in-residence at Gospel City Church, who is living out the challenges and joys of starting a new church, and Doug Jividen, a church planting catalyst with the Send Network, who supports and equips leaders to bring the Gospel to new communities.

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Watch the story of the Sete family

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SS03 / EP03 – In this episode, we sit down with Kory and Ali Lantz - the founders of Transformation Ministries. They share the inspiring story of how the ministry was born—driven by a passion to serve and transform lives in the heart of the city.

Through this conversation, we dive deep into the heart of what it means to be a good neighbor, not just in passing, but by actively showing up and pouring into the lives of those around us. Learn how building genuine relationships and committing to long-term presence can spark real, lasting change in our communities. Join us for a conversation about the power of consistency, the importance of showing up, and how we, as the Church, can step into the lives of those who need it most, just as Jesus did.

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• Website
• Facebook
• Instagram

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SS03 / EP02 – Pastors Micah and Brent sit down with Billy Nelson, founder of Africans Reaching Africa. Billy shares the inspiring story of how he and his wife, Jen, started the organization with a passion to reshape the missions landscape. In just a few years, they've witnessed God move in powerful ways through their obedience and commitment to finding their role in global missions.

Find out more about Africans Reaching Africa at www.aramissions.org.

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SS03 / EP01 – In the season 3 premiere, hosts Brent and Micah dive deep into the concept of being a missional church. They explore what it truly means to embody a mission-focused mindset, highlighting the difference between simply engaging in church activities and actively living out the Gospel in everyday life.

The hosts touch on practical strategies for individuals to foster a culture of mission, emphasizing the importance of relationship-building, community involvement, and intentionality. Tune in for a compelling discussion that challenges complacency and inspires a deeper commitment to being "always on mission."

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SS02 / EP20 – With all the different serving and ministry opportunities available to the 21st-century church, it can be overwhelming to navigate. Should we start this ministry/group/class because it meets x or y needs? Where’s the line between what’s a good idea for my whole church and what’s a great idea for me personally? In the season 2 finale, Pastor Micah has a conversation with Erin, Michelle, and Ben to help us all understand that we are all more than equipped to fulfill the mission God has given His church. 

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SS02 / EP19 – It’s often said that simple does not mean easy - in fact, to keep something simple is often hard work! This is also the case when it comes to discipleship in the local church. It’s pretty simple - but it’s not easy for everyone to do. Over the years, Gospel City has had a burden to deepen our discipleship while not overcomplicating it. Listen in on this episode as Pastor Mitch, Erin, and Ben talk through the simple (but not easy) discipleship process. 

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SS02 / EP18 – When Steve Jobs resumed his role at Apple in 1997 he is famously known for saying “Deciding what not to do is as important as deciding what to do.” before reducing the Apple product line by 70%. The church should be thinking the same way when it comes to the tangible ways we help our people become disciples of Jesus. There are a lot of good things we can do, so how do we decide what we should be doing? Pastor Micah sits down with Michelle, Erin, and Ben for a conversation on how discipleship strategies can and should be simple (while they may not be easy). 

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SS02 / EP17 – When we gather with people on a Sunday morning, there’s an expectation that we should see every moment as worship, but some elements seem “more worshipful” than others. How do we come into church with an anticipation to worship Jesus in everything that happens during our service?  Pastors Micah, Brent, Mitch, and Jono sit down to discuss the primary recipe for corporate worship. 

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SS02 / EP16 – Colossians 3:16 encourages us to be “singing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, with thankfulness in your hearts to God.” It’s obvious that music and can have a deep impact in the lives of God’s people - songs are all over the Bible. So how do we navigate the vast ocean of songs that are available to us now in this modern day? Gospel City worship leader Stephen Coston joins the podcast today for a conversation with Micah and Brent on the journey of leading people in worship.

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SS02 / EP15 – Albert Einstein is credited with saying "Creativity is seeing what others see and thinking what no one else ever thought." More often than not, the word “creativity” is reserved for artists of all different mediums. The average person would probably say, “I’m NOT creative”. So do creative elements have a place in the church? Pastors Micah and Brent sit down with Nathan Cowles - Creative Director at Gospel City Church - to unpack the WHY behind creativity and help us all see that if we’re made in the image of the Creator, we’re all creative. 

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