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- “How To Address Racism Against The Black Community with Latinx?” - Anthony Rogers, Yesly Antu, Deborah Nixon & Ben Wyman
Anthony Rogers, Yesly Antu and Deborah Nixon join the conversation to tackle the issue of racism within by Latinx against the black community. They dive into the toxic stereotypes streaming from the history of Hispanic and Latin countries, and the repercussions of comparing oppression. Also, how to combat issues that come from an us vs. them feeling, and the power in learning from each other's stories.
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37 min - Faith Like A Child: "Disciples Make Disciples" - Brandi Horton
Deuteronomy 4:9
Whenever Brandi went anywhere, her mother always said “Be careful - I love you.” Because she couldn’t go everywhere with Brandi, but she wanted Brandi to always remember what she’d been taught, even when she wasn’t there.
It’s similar to the words Moses gave to the Israelites in Deuteronomy, and that God is giving to us.
Kids - and adults - need more than rules, they need the WHY.
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19 min - “How Do We Use Spiritual Practices To Shape How We Experience Scripture?” - Andy Nixon, Brandi Horton, Donyale Fraylon & Ben Wyman
The table discusses ways of reading spiritual text. Ben starts us off by diving into Ignatius of Loyola and the examen practiced by the Jesuits.
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28 min - Faith Like A Child: "What Does Childlike, Not Childish, Faith Look Like?" - Brandi Horton
Matthew 18:1-5
Caroline has reached the “why?” phase of her childhood. And in answering those questions, Brandi is realizing how those answers are opening up her own eyes to see the world a different way.
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19 min - “What Does Being A Church Actually Look Like Now?” - Andy Nixon, Brandi Horton, Donyale Fraylon & Ben Wyman
As we continue to settle into the new normal, a questioner wonders how it’ll shape the Church. The table discuss stripping our church norms and embracing simplicity. As well as the new ways online church is changing how we practice discipleship.
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29 min - Now What!? "...About Justice"- Brandi Horton
We are living in a time where people work to make things, always making new things as trends come and go. Some things are easier to pick up than others.
But how to we make peace?
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23 min - “How Do You Talk About Injustice And Ask Taboo Questions When You Don't Have Answers?” - Brandi Horton, Ken Coneby, Donyale Fraylon & Ben Wyman
The group explore how they’ve handled difficult but necessary conversations. Donyale reminds us that sometimes the road to peace means disrupting the “peace”.
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25 min - Now What!? "Just Preach The Gospel"- Ken Coneby
Matthew 5:6
During a vacation, free from email and a constantly ringing phone, Ken is reminded of the old adage that “ignorance is bliss” - but as he looks back in his life, he sees all of the ways that not knowing things has hurt him and the people he knows.
Ken instead comes to a new conclusion: ignorance is sin.
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22 min - “What Does Being a Christian Online Look Like?” - Andy Nixon, Ken Coneby, Donyale Fraylon & Anthony Rogers
Tension remains on high, consequently fueling the growth of keyboard warriors. A questioner who’s noticed Christian friends on opposite sides of the spectrum asks what it looks like to be followers of Jesus online. Donyale shares some words to defuse online courage.
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31 min - Now What!? "...About Race"- Brandi Horton & Donyale Fraylon
Today's sermon is a conversation between Brandi and Donyale - a conversation about the Beatitudes, about justice, about how protesting is a form of mourning, about how these are hard conversations that need to be had.
Matthew 5:4 - "Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted."
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About The Source Houston
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The Source is a community of people who gather to deepen our relationships with God and with each other. We are believers and doubters, seekers and runners, worshippers and listeners. We hope to become a hospitable community where everyone is able to come as they are. Below you can listen to our contemporary service sermons or click the subscribe button to have the latest podcast downloaded to your device.
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