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MGCLT Sermons
By Missiongathering CharlotteReligion & Spirituality
MGCLT Sermons episodes
- 56 min
- 50 min
- Mystics, Magic, And Mystery Week 5Howard Thurman was a mystic and theologian that who lived in a time not that different from our own. His works have inspired liberation movements and theologies all over the world. Join us as we seek to practice his teachings for a path forward in world that seems intent on momving backwards.52 min
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- Mystics, Magic, And Mystery Week 2We cannot separate the sacred from the secular. Nor can we separate the natural from the supernatural. All are joined in God. The magical and mysterious web of all things is where the mystic in each of us lives our lives in total communion with the divine.57 min
- Mystics Magic And Mystery Week OneInside each of us beats the heart of a true mystic. Join Missiongathering as we explore our own hearts and the wisdom of the ancients to connect with the mysteries and magic inside each of our mystical beings.58 min
- Recovering FatherhoodWhy do father's and children find it so hard to emote toward one another? How can we raise our boys to be full humans embracing all aspects of themselves and respecting others? Listen to the latest podcast from Missiongathering Christian Church in Charlotte to find out more!41 min
- What Is The Bible Part 3Have you ever wondered what the New Testament is all about? Were you raised to believe that the Gospel was all about going to heaven? Listen to the last installment of MGCLT's "What is the Bible?" series to find out more. And check out our website www.mgclt.com55 min
- What Is The Bible Part TwoThe Hebrew Bible is full of amazing content but you have to know how to see the real jewels within it. Join Missiongathering Charlotte as we dive deeper into the Hebrew Bible and tackle some of the hardest stories. Finding within them words of life.47 min
- What Is The Bible Part OneThe Bible is one of the most read collections of literature in the world. But do we really even understand what it is? How should we read it? Who wrote it? And what relevance does it have for our lives today? If you have ever asked these questions listen along over the next few weeks as we dive deep into this amazing life changing book and try to reacapture "What is the Bible?".1 hr 4 min
About MGCLT Sermons
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Vision Statement:
Missiongathering is a Progressive, Inclusive, and Anti-Racist Christian Church. Our vision is to be a space for healing, authentic relationships, and service to our local community. Our approach to faith and spirituality is less about doctrine or dogma, and more about living life fully and abundantly, which we believe to be impeccably modeled in the way of Christ.
What we mean by Progressive:
We embrace an open-handed approach to Christian theology. We interpret scripture through the lens of Christ-like love, empathy, and our continually evolving understanding of the world. Our community is a safe and welcoming space for wherever you might be in your spiritual journey, including those who are going through a deconstruction or faith shift.
What we mean by Inclusive:
We practice the inclusion and empowerment of all who have been historically excluded and disempowered in church communities, including women, people of color, persons with disabilities, and LGBTQ+ persons. Rather than simply “welcoming" to these individuals, we fully affirm and celebrate their identities, allowing full membership and leadership. Missiongathering Bellevue is a part of the Disciples of Christ, who historically practice an “open table”, where all are welcomed and invited to participate in the sacrament of communion, regardless of their background or spiritual beliefs.
What we mean by Anti-Racist:
We resonate with Angela Davis’ statement: “In a racist society, it is not enough to be non-racist, we must be anti-racist”. We strive to be a multicultural community that is a resource for racial justice and racial healing.