the thinking church

On this latest episode Pastor Mark explains how we must first be set free from containment before we can help others out of their containment, in order to avoid bringing a version of Christianity that keeps people colonised, oppressed and within our control. 

 On this week’s #thethinkingchurch Pastor Mark shares what can stop us from loving people effectively - helping us to see people as they are and to love truly unconditionally.  

Join Pastor Mark as he describes how we can serve people better without the need to diminish them or bring them down to make ourselves feel better when we continue to go to a good place in spite of negative circumstances or criticism. 

On this week's #thethinkingchurch Pastor Mark helps us become aware of how other people can contain us through what they haven't yet overcome - teaching us to trust in our unique identity, rather than be defined by what people try to put on us.

On episode 4, Pastor Mark teaches how havoc, chaos and even persecution can shake us out of our habits and old mindsets, bringing new voices, new direction and stimulate growth in our lives.

On Season 5: Episode 3, Pastor Mark teaches that, in order to have more freedom, peace and security in our life we must be willing to challenge the things we continue to justify: the ‘arguments’ that go on inside us that are truly holding us back. 

What would you do if you weren’t afraid? On this episode Pastor Mark explains how fear operates in our lives and teaches us to challenge our fears so we can live life in greater freedom. 

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If something seems too easy, the chances are it isn’t good for us! On the 1st episode of season 5, Pastor Mark encourages us to take the harder path, that leads to growth, health and freedom.

Wishing you a Happy New Year from #thethinkingchurch as we reflect over 2018 and remember the importance of keeping the main thing the main thing – God’s word. 

On this week's #thethinkingchurch Pastor mark shares on how a captive contained mind will always be the guiding factor and the lens we interpret life from, regardless of where we are or who we are with.