Sacred Echo

By Crosswalk

The Sacred Echo Podcast brings together the teaching team from Crosswalk Church (Paddy McCoy (PDX), David Ferguson (CHA), and Timothy Gillespie) to talk about the sermon series, individual sermons, an... more

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January 29, 202557 Sacred Echo/Centurions Faith
Keywords
faith, healing, community, transition, Matthew 8, centurion, authority, unexpected, momentum, belonging, faith, journey, saying yes, outcomes, free will, spiritual growth, church movement, discipleship, trust in God, navigating change

Summary
In this episode of the Sacred Echo podcast, hosts Timothy Gillespie, Patty McCoy, and David Ferguson engage in a rich conversation about faith, healing, and community dynamics as they reflect on Timothy's transition from his current role. They explore the story of the centurion in Matthew 8, discussing themes of authority, unexpected encounters with Jesus, and the importance of faith in action. The conversation emphasizes the need for a community that embraces belonging and the momentum that faith can create in moving forward. In this conversation, the speakers explore the journey of faith, emphasizing the importance of saying yes to God in the moment, embracing the unknown, and understanding the complexities of faith and outcomes. They discuss the significance of maintaining faith through life's challenges, the role of free will, and the necessity of trusting God's timing. The dialogue highlights the simplicity of faith amidst life's complexities and the transformative power of a faithful attitude.
Takeaways
Faith is often misinterpreted as waiting rather than action.
The centurion's faith exemplifies a deep understanding of authority.
Unexpected encounters with Jesus challenge societal norms.
Community dynamics can be influenced by openness and inclusion.
Faith should be proactive, not reactive.
The momentum of faith is crucial for growth and progress.
Jesus' willingness to heal transcends cultural boundaries.
Belonging in a community means embracing diversity.
Faith is built on action, not just belief.
Transitioning roles can lead to new opportunities for growth. Continuing to say yes to Jesus shapes our journey.
Failure can be a part of growth if we learn from it.
Faith unfolds in both slow and fast moments.
Discipleship requires a long-term commitment to faith.
Navigating change often requires stepping into the unknown.
Faith is not just about outcomes but trusting God.
Timing and free will complicate our understanding of faith.
Simplicity in faith can coexist with complex theology.
Trusting God's way is essential in our faith journey.
Our attitude in faith can empower us through challenges.
Titles
Faith in Action: Lessons from the Centurion
Unexpected Encounters: Jesus and the Centurion
Transitioning Roles: Reflections on Faith and Community
The Power of Faith: Insights from Matthew 8
Embracing Change: A Journey of Faith
Sound Bites
"I think we all have faith."
"Faith is waiting. Faith is stillness."
"What if you're not?"
"Get it started and then you can direct it."
"God invites us to take steps."
"Keep saying yes to Jesus in the moment."
"We want to at least fail differently."
"Faith has a tendency to unfold slowly."
"Faith is a lifelong journey."
"Faith didn't happen when he asked Jesus."
Chapters
00:00
Introduction and Personal Updates
03:00
Transitioning Roles and Reflections
06:03
Exploring Faith and Healing in Matthew 8
09:04
The Centurion's Faith and Authority
11:54
Unexpected Encounters with Jesus
15:03
Faith in Action and Community Dynamics
18:07
Momentum of Faith and Moving Forward
25:36
The Journey of Faith and Saying Yes
28:04
Embracing the Unknown in Faith
30:30
The Long Obedience in the Same Direction
32:55
Navigating Change and Faith's Momentum
35:14
The Complexity of Faith and Outcomes
38:19
Faith Beyond Outcomes
40:38
Timing and Free Will in Faith
43:50
The Power of Attitude in Faith
46:30
Simplicity of Faith Amidst Complexity
...more
52min
January 24, 202556 Sacred Echo/Pool of Bethsaida
Keywords
Sacred Echo, community, belonging, theology, grace, church hurt, Pool of Bethesda, mercy, faith, mercy, community, belonging, compassion, healing, personal responsibility, sin, consequences, church, faith
Summary
In this episode of the Sacred Echo podcast, hosts Timothy Gillespie, David Ferguson, and Paddy McCoy engage in a lively discussion that begins with light-hearted banter about their recent trip to Denver and transitions into a deeper exploration of the Pool of Bethesda from the Gospel of John. They delve into themes of community, belonging, and the nature of grace, while also addressing the complexities of church hurt and the importance of mercy within faith communities. In this conversation, the speakers explore the themes of mercy, community, and personal responsibility within the context of faith. They discuss the importance of mercy in individual lives, the challenges of navigating community dynamics, and the discomfort that often accompanies growth and healing. The conversation emphasizes the need for compassion in a world filled with overwhelming information and the personal responsibility that comes with healing and transformation. Ultimately, they highlight the significance of being part of a supportive community that encourages growth and accountability.
Takeaways
The importance of belonging in a community.
The Pool of Bethesda serves as a metaphor for healing and mercy.
Grace is not about human effort but about divine love.
Church hurt often stems from individuals rather than the institution itself.
Communities should be houses of mercy, not just places of sickness.
Theological myths can shape our understanding of salvation.
The significance of understanding grace in our actions.
The role of community in one's faith journey.
The need for comfort and care in our spiritual lives.
The complexities of interpreting scripture and tradition. Mercy is a crucial aspect of Christian life.
Churches and nations have different responsibilities.
The gospel call requires radical self-sacrifice.
The church should be a place for broken people.
Growth often comes with discomfort.
Compassion fatigue can hinder our ability to care.
Mercy should be directed towards individuals, not just policies.
Healing requires personal responsibility and action.
We must be willing to let go of our past identities.
Sin has consequences, but God provides guidance for living.
Titles
The Sacred Echo of Belonging
Grace and Community: A Deep Dive
Healing at the Pool of Bethesda
Navigating Church Hurt and Mercy
Sound Bites
"This is a space of belonging."
"How are you going to? Like I'm an old man."
"It was a source of drinking water."
"I went deep in the Greek."
"The community is in this guy's way."
"Mercy looks a certain way in our lives."
"Growth is uncomfortable, but necessary."
"Do you want to be healed?"
Chapters
00:00
Introduction and Setting the Scene
07:39
Exploring the Pool of Bethesda
15:12
The Concept of Community and Belonging
16:14
The Importance of Mercy in Our Lives
20:23
Navigating Community and Belonging
24:45
The Challenge of Compassion Fatigue
27:15
Healing and Personal Responsibility
34:15
Sin, Consequences, and Community Support
...more
42min
January 17, 202555 Sacred Echo/Belonging Wk2
Keywords
Sacred Echo Podcast, Timothy Gillespie, Patty McCoy, David Ferguson, faith, community, belonging, personal stories, biblical teachings, disruption, healing, forgiveness, aggressive grace, Jesus, paralyzed man, faith, theology, spiritual condition, expectations, community
Summary
In this episode of the Sacred Echo Podcast, hosts Timothy Gillespie, Patty McCoy, and David Ferguson engage in a lively discussion that begins with light-hearted banter about the weather and personal updates. As the conversation transitions, they delve into the emotional complexities of moving and leaving behind long-term connections. The hosts then explore the biblical story of the paralytic man, discussing themes of friendship, faith, and the significance of disruption in pursuing spiritual healing. They reflect on real-life disruptions and how they impact faith and community, ultimately posing thought-provoking questions about personal sacrifice and support within relationships. In this conversation, the speakers explore the themes of healing, forgiveness, and the nature of grace as demonstrated in the story of the paralyzed man. They discuss the connection between physical and spiritual healing, the expectations of the friends who brought the man to Jesus, and the surprising nature of Jesus' forgiveness. The conversation delves into the theological implications of aggressive grace and the importance of understanding what individuals truly need from Jesus, often contrasting it with their immediate desires.
Takeaways
Moving away from a long-term home is emotionally taxing.
Friendship plays a crucial role in supporting others.
Disruption can lead to significant spiritual moments.
The story of the paralytic illustrates the power of faith.
We often overlook who carries our burdens.
Removing obstacles for others is a sign of true friendship.
Disruptions in life can lead to deeper connections with Jesus.
The physical act of carrying someone reflects emotional support.
Community is essential in navigating life's challenges.
Reflecting on personal sacrifices can enhance our faith journey. Disruption often leads to deeper understanding.
Forgiveness is prioritized over physical healing.
Jesus reads the room and responds accordingly.
Expectations can differ from what we truly need.
Aggressive grace is a powerful concept.
Healing can be both physical and spiritual.
Community plays a vital role in faith journeys.
Forgiveness is often overlooked in our needs.
The authority of Jesus to forgive sins is profound.
Freedom of choice is central to understanding grace.
Titles
Navigating Life Changes and Faith
The Power of Friendship in Faith
Disruption: A Path to Healing
Sound Bites
"It's all about layering, bro."
"It's a fair amount."
"What in the world?"
"Your sins are forgiven."
"What did he need the most?"
"Only God can do that."
"Who are you carrying?"
Chapters
00:00
Weather Talk and Personal Updates
02:58
Transitioning Life Changes
06:01
Exploring the Story of the Paralytic
11:51
The Significance of Disruption in Faith
14:59
Experiencing Real-Life Disruptions
16:26
Understanding Disruption and Healing
17:54
The Connection Between Sin and Healing
19:57
Reading the Room: Jesus' Approach
21:14
The Surprises in the Story of Healing
24:53
Aggressive Grace: A New Perspective
29:21
Expectations vs. Reality in Healing
32:50
The Nature of Forgiveness and Grace
...more
38min
January 13, 202554 Sacred Echo/Belonging 1
Keywords
Belonging, Healing, Community, Jesus, Faith, Restoration, Identity, Miracles, Church, Support, healing, faith, Jesus, community, disciples, theology, ministry, gospel, interconnectedness, revolutionary
Summary
In this episode of the Sacred Echo podcast, Timothy Gillespie, Patty McCoy, and David Ferguson discuss the theme of belonging through the lens of healing stories from Jesus. They explore how these narratives illustrate the importance of community, identity, and restoration, particularly focusing on the story of the woman with the issue of blood. The conversation delves into the significance of being seen and named beyond one's struggles, the communal aspect of healing, and the transformative power of faith. In this conversation, the speakers explore the themes of healing, faith, and the revolutionary nature of Jesus' teachings. They discuss the interconnectedness of individuals in biblical stories, the disciples' pragmatic approach to Jesus' miracles, and the significance of personal faith in the healing process. The conversation also touches on the role of young pastors, the importance of community, and the ongoing journey of understanding the gospel. Through various insights, they emphasize the transformative power of Jesus' message and the necessity of continual engagement with faith.
Takeaways
Home is where you find healing.
Exploring healing miracles reveals community's importance.
The woman with the issue of blood represents many who feel defined by their struggles.
Jesus calls out the woman to affirm her identity as His daughter.
Healing is not just physical; it's about restoration and belonging.
The number 12 symbolizes community and connection in the stories.
Miracles often happen in the context of community and shared faith.
Proximity to Jesus is essential for healing and restoration.
We often label ourselves by our biggest issues, but Jesus sees beyond that.
Church can be a place of healing, despite its imperfections. Jairus and the woman in need are interconnected in their healing journey.
The disciples often miss the deeper significance of Jesus' actions.
Jesus' healing is about restoring the whole person and community.
Faith can be messy and imperfect, yet still powerful.
Jesus' questions serve as teachable moments for those around him.
The revolutionary nature of Jesus' message is complex and multifaceted.
Understanding the gospel is a lifelong journey of discovery.
Young pastors should embrace the depth of the gospel before moving on.
Repetition in preaching helps congregations engage with the message.
Community engagement is essential for spiritual growth and understanding.
Titles
Chapters
00:00
Introduction and Contextual Setting
06:16
Exploring the Theme of Belonging
12:24
The Healing Stories of Jesus
18:54
Restoration and Community in Healing
24:47
The Mechanics of Touch and Healing
30:52
The Revolutionary Nature of Jesus
36:46
The Power of Repetition in Preaching
...more
42min
January 03, 202553 Sacred Echo
In this episode of the Sacred Echo podcast, hosts Timothy Gillespie, Patti McCoy, and David K. Ferguson engage in a light-hearted conversation that transitions into deeper themes of faith, community, and leadership. They explore the intersection of humor and sacredness, celebrate the achievements of Crosswalk Global, and discuss Timothy's transition from lead pastor to a new role within the organization, emphasizing the importance of collective leadership and community building. In this conversation, Timothy Gillespie, Paddy McCoy, and David Ferguson discuss the importance of maintaining a focus on the core message of Jesus amidst church growth and diversity. They explore the challenges and joys of collaboration across different campuses, the interconnected stories of faith that have emerged, and the significance of empowering others to lead in church planting. The discussion highlights the vibrant community that has developed and the exciting future ahead for the church as they embrace change and new opportunities.
Takeaways
Sacredness can coexist with humor.
The importance of community in church planting.
Celebrating achievements strengthens community bonds.
Leadership transitions can open new opportunities.
A global movement requires shared leadership.
Personal identity should not overshadow community identity.
Building resources is key to church planting success.
The journey of faith is filled with unexpected turns.
Connection and collaboration are vital in ministry.
Every member has a role in the community. The core message of Jesus must be protected above all.
Distractions can easily divert focus from Jesus.
Collaboration across campuses fosters growth and connection.
Every church has a unique story that contributes to the whole.
Celebrating community is essential for church maturity.
Empowering individuals to lead is crucial for church planting.
Global connectivity strengthens the church's mission.
Transitioning leadership requires careful planning and purpose.
The church is evolving and adapting to new realities.
A vibrant community can inspire and energize church members.
Titles
The Sacred and the Funny: A Unique Blend
Celebrating Community: The Crosswalk Global Journey
Leadership Transitions: Embracing Change in Faith
From Pastor to Advisor: A New Chapter
Sound Bites
"Sacred can be funny."
"There's something funny about you."
"What needs to be protected?"
"I'm excited about what happens next."
"I wonder if we can."
"I've never planted a church."
"God didn't call one disciple."
"We want to help you plant a church."
"Let's keep saying yes to God."
Chapters
00:00
Introduction and Light Banter
03:00
The Intersection of Fun and Sacred
05:58
Celebrating Crosswalk Global
09:59
Transitioning Roles and Future Directions
20:27
Protecting the Core Message of Jesus
22:06
Navigating Growth and Connectivity
24:12
The Spirit of Collaboration
26:59
Interconnected Stories of Faith
30:14
Celebrating Community and Growth
32:15
The Journey of Church Planting
35:36
Empowering Others to Lead
37:46
The Importance of Global Connectivity
40:02
Transitioning with Purpose
43:54
The Future of the Church
46:41
Embracing Change and New Opportunities
...more
51min
December 19, 202453 Sacred Echo
Summary
In this episode of the Sacred Echo podcast, hosts Timothy Gillespie, Paddy McCoy, and David Ferguson discuss the themes of faith, community, and the significance of the Christmas story as they explore Luke 1. They delve into the announcement of the Messiah, the importance of praise in Zechariah's song, and the role of the Holy Spirit in the lives of Mary and Elizabeth. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the birth narratives of Jesus and John the Baptist, exploring the cultural context, the significance of light, and the interplay between faith and reason. They discuss the public and private nature of the births, the fulfillment of prophecy, and the journey of faith exemplified by Mary. The conversation emphasizes the importance of community and support in the journey of faith, particularly during the Christmas season.
Takeaways
The weather can impact our mood and conversations.
Mary's visit to Elizabeth highlights the need for community support.
Zechariah's song emphasizes the importance of praise and recognition of God's work.
The narrative of Luke 1 sets the stage for the Christmas story.
The Holy Spirit plays a crucial role in the lives of the characters in Luke.
Faith can be disruptive but is essential for understanding God's purpose.
The significance of the announcement of the Messiah is profound and multifaceted.
Exploring scripture can reveal deeper meanings and connections.
The act of sharing stories fosters community and understanding.
Christmas is not just a day but a season of reflection and anticipation. The birth narratives of Jesus and John highlight different aspects of community and prophecy.
Light serves as a powerful metaphor in the Christmas story, symbolizing hope and fulfillment.
Cultural context is crucial for understanding the events surrounding Jesus' birth.
The contrast between public and private experiences of birth can reveal deeper meanings.
Faith often requires a suspension of disbelief, acknowledging the impossible.
Mary's journey reflects the complexities of faith, doubt, and confirmation.
Community support is vital in navigating the challenges of faith.
The anticipation of Christmas is intertwined with themes of hope and light.
Understanding the cultural nuances can enrich our interpretation of biblical stories.
The interplay of faith and reason is essential in the Christian journey.
Titles
Weathering the Season: A Sacred Echo
The Announcement of the Messiah: Luke 1 Explored
Praise and Purpose: Zechariah's Song
Sound Bites
"What's the weather like in Portland?"
"It could always be worse."
"I think Zechariah's prayer is pretty important."
"Can you imagine in her older years?"
"Next week's probably about family."
"Faith is about the impossible, right?"
"You don't have to do it alone."
Chapters
00:00
Introduction and Weather Check
04:10
Exploring Luke 1: The Announcement of the Messiah
12:51
Zechariah's Song and the Significance of Praise
15:20
Mary's Visit to Elizabeth and the Holy Spirit's Role
17:20
Exploring the Birth Narratives of Jesus and John
20:50
The Significance of Light in the Christmas Story
23:35
Cultural Context of Jesus' Birth
27:30
Public vs. Private Birth Experiences
30:11
The Intersection of Faith and Reason
34:54
Mary's Journey of Faith and Confirmation
...more
40min
December 13, 202452 Sacred Echo
Summary
In this episode of the Sacred Echo Podcast, hosts Timothy Gillespie, Patty McCoy, and David Ferguson engage in a lively discussion that begins with personal updates and transitions into the themes of Christmas preparations and community events. They explore the concept of favor in scripture, particularly focusing on Mary's acceptance of her divine calling and the implications of grace. The conversation delves into the role of choice in responding to God's call and the non-coercive nature of faith, emphasizing the importance of free will in spiritual matters. In this conversation, the speakers explore the profound themes of choice, faith, and the nature of God's will as exemplified in the story of Mary. They discuss the weight of Mary's decision, the challenges of navigating faith without clarity, and the interplay between God's sovereignty and human freedom. The conversation culminates in the idea that God's calls often come at inconvenient times, requiring trust and acceptance rather than complete understanding.
Takeaways
David is recovering well from illness.
The Christmas bash was a success with many attendees.
The theme of the current series is about possible impossibilities.
Mary's story highlights God's favor and grace.
Favor is more about God's action than personal merit.
The concept of being chosen by God challenges merit-based love.
Mary's acceptance reflects a moment of decision.
The discussion includes historical figures in faith communities.
Faith should be non-coercive in nature.
The implications of being an unwed mother in biblical times are significant. Mary's choice was not just a moment but a lifelong commitment.
Faith often involves navigating uncertainty and trust rather than clarity.
God's will is not always clear; it often requires trust in the unknown.
The relationship with God is dynamic, involving choices and freedom.
God's calls often come at inconvenient times, challenging our comfort zones.
The nature of God's sovereignty allows for human freedom and choice.
Love in relationships requires the freedom to choose, not coercion.
The journey of faith is about taking one step at a time, not seeing the whole path.
Understanding God's will involves recognizing different aspects: desire, design, decree, and direction.
The conversation highlights the importance of accepting God's call, even without full understanding.
Titles
The Sacred Echo Podcast: Embracing the Season of Grace
Christmas Conversations: Community and Faith
Mary's Favor: A Deep Dive into Scripture
Sound Bites
"Mary has a choice to make here."
"I've never had clarity. What I've had is trust."
"God leans in to see what we're going to do."
"Love can never be coerced."
"God always asks at really inconvenient times."
"It's her just saying, I accept."
"Go and love well."
...more
41min
December 04, 202451 Sacred Echo
Summary
In this episode of the Sacred Echo podcast, hosts Timothy Gillespie, Patty McCoy, and David Ferguson discuss the themes of wonder and promises in the context of the Christmas season. They explore personal experiences, the significance of viewing the Christmas story through a child's eyes, and the complexities of faith, doubt, and the emotions that arise during this time. The conversation emphasizes the importance of silence, the interplay of excitement and fear, and how promises from the past contribute to the wonder of the present. In this conversation, the speakers explore the intricate relationship between faith and doubt, emphasizing that both can coexist and contribute to a deeper understanding of spirituality. They discuss the Christmas story as a complex tapestry of promises and the importance of recognizing everyday wonders in our lives. The dialogue highlights the need for a broader perspective on God's promises and encourages listeners to embrace the tension of faith while remaining open to the miraculous in their daily experiences.
Takeaways
The Christmas season invites us to explore wonder.
Viewing the Christmas story through a child's perspective enhances its magic.
Promises from the past create a sense of hope and wonder.
Silence can be a gift that allows us to absorb moments of wonder.
Experiencing both doubt and faith is a common human experience.
Wonder often resides in confusion and complexity.
The intersection of fear and excitement is part of the faith journey.
The veil between heaven and earth is thin during the Christmas season.
Personal stories can illuminate broader themes of spirituality.
Leaning into the complexities of faith enriches our understanding. Doubt and faith can coexist and empower each other.
The binary view of belief is overly simplistic.
God's existence is independent of our belief.
The Christmas story reveals God's intricate plans.
Living in the tension of faith leads to wonder.
Recognizing small wonders enriches our spiritual journey.
Our expectations can limit our understanding of God's promises.
Faith is a journey of discovery and community.
Everyday experiences can be filled with divine encounters.
The journey of faith is about Christ living in us.
Titles
Chapters
00:00
Introduction and Personal Updates
06:29
The Role of Promises in Creating Wonder
14:54
Experiencing Wonder Amidst Doubt
21:00
Faith and Doubt: A Complex Relationship
27:48
The Christmas Story: A Tapestry of Promises
35:59
Everyday Wonders: Recognizing the Small Miracles
...more
43min
November 22, 202450 Sacred Echo
Summary
In this episode of the Sacred Echo podcast, Timothy Gillespie and Patty McCoy engage in a rich conversation that spans personal experiences, biblical stories, and reflections on faith. They discuss the historical significance of places in Germany, the lessons from the story of the lepers, and the transformative journey of Naaman. The dialogue emphasizes the importance of grace, the challenges of faith, and the contrast between transactional relationships and the unconditional love of God. In this conversation, Timothy Gillespie and Paddy McCoy explore the biblical story of Naaman's healing, discussing themes of divine intervention, the importance of managing expectations in spiritual life, and the transformative power of community. They emphasize that true healing goes beyond physical ailments, focusing on the heart's change and the hope that sustains individuals through life's challenges. The discussion highlights the significance of living in the present kingdom of God and the role of community in nurturing faith and hope.
Takeaways
Tim and Patty reflect on their personal experiences and the importance of community.
Germany's rich history contrasts with the relatively recent history of the U.S.
The story of the lepers highlights themes of faith and sharing good news.
Naaman's journey illustrates the struggle between pride and humility.
Faith can be easier when there is nothing to lose.
The lepers serve as unexpected heroes in their story.
Naaman's transformation is not just physical but spiritual.
Understanding grace requires moving beyond transactional relationships.
Christians should embody compassion and empathy as reflections of grace.
The podcast encourages listeners to explore their own faith journeys. God's intervention often transcends human boundaries.
Expectations can lead to disappointment in spiritual journeys.
True healing involves a change of heart, not just physical recovery.
Community plays a vital role in supporting individuals through struggles.
Living in the kingdom of God means experiencing hope now, not just in the future.
Transformation comes from recognizing a greater reality beyond our immediate circumstances.
Hope can be found even in the darkest times.
Faith should not be transactional; it's about relationship and trust.
We often overlook the miracles happening around us.
The importance of sharing stories to uplift and encourage one another.
Titles
Exploring Faith Through History
The Journey of Naaman: A Transformation
Lessons from the Lepers: Faith and Sharing
Sound Bites
"It's good to have you back brother."
"The lepers didn't know what had happened."
"Naaman's journey is not about his faith."
"The miracle is the change of his heart."
"Hope transcends our circumstances."
"We need community to remind us of hope."
"There's always more to our story."
Chapters
00:00
Introduction and Context
03:02
Reflections on Germany and History
05:56
The Fourth Wall Series
09:07
Exploring the Story of the Lepers
12:04
Naaman's Journey and Transformation
14:57
Understanding Grace and Transactional Relationships
16:28
The Healing of Naaman: A Divine Intervention
18:31
Expectations vs. Reality in Spiritual Life
21:20
The Power of Community and Shared Stories
24:42
Living in the Kingdom Now
27:05
Transformative Healing: More Than Just Physical
30:40
The Role of Hope in Difficult Times
34:18
The Importance of Community in Faith
...more
38min
November 08, 202449 Sacred Echo
Summary
In this episode of the Sacred Echo podcast, hosts Paddy McCoy and David Ferguson discuss the global mission of Crosswalk, the dynamics of community post-election, and the importance of navigating disagreements within faith communities. They emphasize the need for a broader perspective on faith and the kingdom of God, drawing parallels to childlike faith and resilience.
Takeaways
The global mission of Crosswalk is about community growth.
Local faith communities are part of a larger network.
Post-election dynamics can create tension in communities.
Disagreements are natural in diverse faith settings.
Childlike faith offers a perspective of hope and resilience.
The importance of thinking differently in faith.
Faith communities must process disagreements with love.
The kingdom of God transcends local issues.
Collaboration among campuses enhances ministry effectiveness.
Stories of faith can inspire and connect communities.
Titles
Chapters
00:00
Introduction to the Sacred Echo Podcast
06:29
Post-Election Reflections and Community Dynamics
12:55
Navigating Disagreements in Faith Communities
18:30
The Kingdom of God and Childlike Faith
Chapt
The Kingdom of God: A Child's Perspective

The Fourth Wall: Beyond Our Perceptions

Unity vs. Uniformity in Faith

The Role of Grace in Salvation

The Journey of Faith in Community
...more
49min

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