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https://lausanne.org/report
https://lausanne.org/statement/the-seoul-statement
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The Quiet Reformation is a space of listening for God through the Bible and the Body of Christ, desiring change in the Church, but without the chaos. This podcast is a small part of the ministry of https://www.netzer.org/. Netzer works intimately with Christian leaders and speaks widely to the Church at large about spiritual renewal. We are a donor supported 501c3 ministry. Please visit netzer.org to donate and find out more.
Music Contributions to the Podcast
Aaron Strumpel
Poor Bishop Hooper
Kings Canyon
https://www.netzer.org/gather/p/dec-5
Don't Be Useless (God is at Work) | December 5, 2024, 9 am-Noon | Sheraton Valley Forge King of Prussia | Worship, Connection, Prayer, and Teaching for Pastors and Leaders!
Psalm 35
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The Quiet Reformation is a space of listening for God through the Bible and the Body of Christ, desiring change in the Church, but without the chaos. This podcast is a small part of the ministry of Netzer. Netzer works intimately with Christian leaders and speaks widely to the Church at large about spiritual renewal. We are a donor supported 501c3 ministry. Please visit netzer.org to donate and find out more.
Music Contributions to the Podcast
Aaron Strumpel
Poor Bishop Hooper
Kings Canyon
Habbakuk, Chapter 2
Josh Bytwerk - https://loveinactiontricities.org/
Closing Music: Psalm 64, Poor Bishop Hooper, https://www.everypsalm.com/listen
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The Quiet Reformation is a space of listening for God through the Bible and the Body of Christ, desiring change in the Church, but without the chaos. This podcast is a small part of the ministry of Netzer. Netzer works intimately with Christian leaders and speaks widely to the Church at large about spiritual renewal. We are a donor supported 501c3 ministry. Please visit netzer.org to donate and find out more.
Music Contributions to the Podcast
Aaron Strumpel
Poor Bishop Hooper
Kings Canyon
A podcast from Netzer.org with Tim Doering (vision+networking) and Justin Ryan Boyer (producer) | [email protected]
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The Quiet Reformation is a space of listening for God through the Bible and the Body of Christ, desiring change in the Church, but without the chaos. This podcast is a small part of the ministry of Netzer. Netzer works intimately with Christian leaders and speaks widely to the Church at large about spiritual renewal. We are a donor-supported 501c3 ministry. Please visit netzer.org to donate and find out more.
A podcast from Netzer.org with Tim Doering (vision+networking) and Justin Ryan Boyer (producer) | [email protected]
https://www.netzer.org/gather/p/sept-12-oclg
September 12, 2024, 9am-Noon, Desmond Hotel in Malvern, Pa | Worship, Connection, Prayer, and Teaching for Pastors and Leaders!
Registration closes September 4th!
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The Quiet Reformation is a space of listening for God through the Bible and the Body of Christ, desiring change in the Church, but without the chaos. This podcast is a small part of the ministry of Netzer. Netzer works intimately with Christian leaders and speaks widely to the Church at large about spiritual renewal. We are a donor supported 501c3 ministry. Please visit netzer.org to donate and find out more.
Music Contributions to the Podcast
Aaron Strumpel
Poor Bishop Hooper
Kings Canyon
www.netzer.org/booth - Don’t you believe that your unsaved friends love their children too? Don’t you think that your Muslim friends want an opportunity for their sons and daughters to flourish and prosper as well? Even an atheist would like to drink clean water and live in peace. Don’t you desire these same things?
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Featuring Justin Valentine, Kingdom Life Church
https://www.klcnow.org/
With D. Jay Martin and Brandon Hanks
Produced by Justin Ryan Boyer
www.netzer.org/booth - Today's American culture is marked by division and partisanship. As a daughter of immigrants and as a Christian, I have witnessed firsthand how these divisions can seep into faith communities, distracting us from our core mission. While election outcomes are important, they are not the ultimate measure of our faith.
Featuring Daisy Cocar
With D. Jay Martin and Brandon Hanks
Produced by Justin Ryan Boyer
www.netzer.org/booth - Name Calling, logical fallacies, and immoral arguments often occur in online debates, but that doesn’t stop many of us from diving headfirst into the flames of the comment sections, thinking we can single handedly vanquish our “opponents” arguments. Ironically, in the process of engaging with these “internet villains” we can become villains ourselves by forsaking the principles of the faith we claim to hold.
Featuring
With D. Jay Martin and Brandon Hanks
Produced by Justin Ryan Boyer
www.netzer.org/booth - We should be guided by biblical principles and the leading of the Holy Spirit rather than blind loyalty to one party. We ought to be open to dialogue and respectful engagement with those with different views, seeking to find common ground and work towards the common good.
Featuring
With D. Jay Martin and Brandon Hanks
Produced by Justin Ryan Boyer
www.netzer.org/booth - I have a second-place medal lying around somewhere at home collecting dust. Celebrating a second-place finish always feels silly to me. “You almost did it… but not quite.” I tend to agree with the adage that second place is the first loser. I don’t think there is a Christian around who wants Jesus to be in second place.
Featuring
With D. Jay Martin and Brandon Hanks
Produced by Justin Ryan Boyer
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