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Often times when we think of spiritual disciplines we think of a private practice that takes place alone, but Jesus also commands his followers to participate in formative practices as communities. On this week’s episode we discuss some of those corporate disciplines and how they shape us into communites that reflect God to the world.
On this week’s episode we discuss some of the outward disciplines. These practices not only shape our inner life, they are invitation to watching world to consider what a life changed by Jesus looks like.
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This week we consider spiritual disciplines that are intended to shape our inward lives with God. The disciplines that Jesus encourages his followers to practice behind closed doors — not out of shame but for our own formation.
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Delighting in the Trinity
In a world out to form us every day, it takes discipline to be formed into the image of Christ. We draw on the rich tradition of the church (and David’s course he taught this semester) in this first episode in a new series offering practical tips to practice spiritual disciplines as counterformation to the world around us. 🤘
What’s your current practice of spiritual disciplines? Which are more important to you in this season? Which feel the hardest?
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BREAKING NEWS: The United Methodist Church has been splitting. David shares some of his experience as a Methodist minster and offers some insight to the 5 year long slow motion split.
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Join us as we wrap up or series on Church and Mission! We give a brief overview of some of the ground we have covered the last few weeks.
Rescuing Jesus from the Cowboys
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God wants to be worshiped by every culture on this planet. This is the impetus for global theology, how people live out the Scriptures with the Spirit in their context. If every nation is a pilgrim in the story of the people of God, no culture’s expression of church is “normal Christianity.” Dialoguing with our brothers and sisters around the world shows us what’s core to the church’s mission and what’s an expression of our culture.
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TGC: Africa
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