<p>Discussion with my friend Greg Curtis of Eastside Church in Anaheim about his approach to helping churches grow by thoughtfully engaging with visitors by treating them like humans with grace and kindness. Greg's website: www.assimilayas.com</p>

Discussion with my friend Greg Curtis of Eastside Church in Anaheim about his approach to helping churches grow by thoughtfully engaging with visitors by treating them like humans with grace and kindness. Greg's website: www.assimilayas.com

Greg Curtis discussion about growing churches in an age of dramatic decline

<div><strong>The number of persons that identify as "practicing Christians" as been reduced by half since 2000. This podcast and its website (DearChristianity.net) are framed by three BIG ideas:<br><br>1. Christianity has an obvious and serious problem - a crisis that will be written about in future history books -&nbsp;<br>2. Owing to a widespread and fundamental misunderstanding re the essence of Christianity (that it's merely a lifestyle),&nbsp;<br>3. And the solution is simple and extravagantly good.</strong></div><div><br><strong>This is a weekly place to help listeners think more deeply about three essential ingredients for life: faith, hope, and love.&nbsp;</strong></div><div><br></div><div><br></div><div><br></div>

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The number of persons that identify as "practicing Christians" as been reduced by half since 2000. This podcast and its website (DearChristianity.net) are framed by three BIG ideas: 1. Christianity has an obvious and serious problem - a crisis that will be written about in future history books -  2. Owing to a widespread and fundamental misunderstanding re the essence of Christianity (that it's merely a lifestyle),  3. And the solution is simple and extravagantly good. This is a weekly place to help listeners think more deeply about three essential ingredients for life: faith, hope, and love. 

<strong>The number of persons that identify as "practicing Christians" as been reduced by half since 2000. This podcast and its website (DearChristianity.net) are framed by three BIG ideas:<br><br>1. Christianity has an obvious and serious problem - a crisis that will be written about in future history books -&nbsp;<br>2. Owing to a widespread and fundamental misunderstanding re the essence of Christianity (that it's merely a lifestyle),&nbsp;<br>3. And the solution is simple and extravagantly good.</strong><br><strong>This is a weekly place to help listeners think more deeply about three essential ingredients for life: faith, hope, and love.&nbsp;</strong><br><br><br>

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Greg Curtis discussion about growing churches in an age of dramatic decline

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