We welcome the Rev. Jon Ziegler of Resurrection L.A. to talk about the presence and work of the Holy Spirit across denominational lines. Jon discusses his surprising journey from the Charismatic Assemblies of God to Anglicanism and the common threads that unite both traditions.

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S4 BONUS: In this bonus episode of the podcast, you'll meet The Rev. Jon Ziegler. He shares his journey and the twists and turns that lead him from the charismatic world into the Anglican tradition. This episode precedes a great conversation Jon and Erik had about the Holy Spirit, why the charismatic and sacramental traditions have more in common than we typically think, and how we all grow and evolve in our experience and understanding of the Spirit. Make sure to listen to season 4 episode 6 with Jon Ziegler as soon as it drops! 

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S4E5: On today’s episode, the Rev. Dr. Kyle Hughes, a scholar, pastor, teacher and author of How the Spirit Became God: The Mosaic of Early Christian Pneumatology, gives us a fresh look at the personhood of the Holy Spirit. He explores early patristic readings of the Holy Spirit in the Bible, how and why we confess His full divinity, and key ways the Spirit empowers us into Christ-likeness.

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S4E4: We're pleased to welcome the Rev. Dr. Kris McDaniel of Trinity Anglican Church and the Renewing the Center Podcast to talk about the elusive and often overlooked Third Person of the Trinity. Kris shares his own experience with the Holy Spirit's power and presence and offers practical suggestions for inviting and intentionally pursuing the Spirit in our lives today.

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S4E3: On this episode, we hear from the Rev. Canon Dr. Scot McKnight, New Testament scholar, theologian and author, about the Spirit’s work in Christians’ lives throughout history. Scot describes Jesus’ paradigmatic relationship with the Holy Spirit and how it informs our understanding of the Spirit-filled life, and gives practical suggestions for opening ourselves to the Spirit’s empowering presence already at work in us.

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S4E2: In the midst of Lent and Black History Month, we sit down with the Rev. Teesha Hadra to explore how the Holy Spirit infuses us with a Pentecost imagination to catalyze friendships and begin the work of dismantling the power of racism in our world. Teesha talks about lament, how it cultivates empathy, and how we can be intentional about approaching authentic, transformative relationships with people of different races and ethnicities. 

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S4E1 :: We kick off Season 4 with Bishop Todd laying a strong foundation for our 2021 theme—Life in the Spirit. Bishop Todd shares a biblical understanding of the Holy Spirit and His role, why power and formation are intricately connected, and how we can discern when the Spirit is speaking to us.

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The Rev. Seth Richardson, Director of the Telos Lab for Congregational Discovery, shares how the Telos Lab emerged, the custom research process he walks through with churches, and how curiosity can close the reality gap in a ministry context.

S3B2 - Bonus episode! A dear friend of the Telos Collective, the Rev. Dr. Emily McGowin of Wheaton College, talks to Bishop Todd and host Erik Willits about the ways academic theology—specifically the realities of the incarnation, the resurrection and the kingdom—hits the ground in leaders’ everyday lives.

S3B1 - Bonus episode!  In response to Esau McCaulley’s thoughts on Episode 6, “A Holistic Vision for Missional Leadership,” three practitioners from the Telos Collective team share what missional leadership means to them and how they live it out in their context.