In this episode of Thinking Biblically, Jeff is joined once again by Travis Vaughn, Chip Sweney, and Tony Thomas to continue the conversation around how city impact could be lived out in our homes, neighborhoods, communities, and workplaces. City Impact isn't a task to be accomplished, but something God is calling us to and preparing us for. Find the notes at perimeter.org/TB-E7-notes.

In this episode of Thinking Biblically, Jeff Norris sits around the table with Travis Vaughn, Chip Sweney, and Tony Thomas to discuss how we can begin thinking about our new City Impact initiative through a biblical lens and how we begin to shape our minds and the rhythms of our lives in a way that would be glorifying to God, according to what he has laid out for us in Scripture. Find the notes at perimeter.org/TB-E6-notes.

In light of all we have and still are walking through over these last 12 months of an ongoing pandemic, racial unrest, political dividedness this has caused strain and tension in many relationships with friends and family. How do we navigate these conversations but still love those who we disagree with? Is there one particular message that we, the church need to continue to hear? What is it the Church needs to be reminded of because we are a forgetful people and relationships are messy. What is the one thing I need to keep hearing because it’s so crucial to what the Church is, who she is, and who she is to be in the world? In this episode of the Thinking Biblically, Jeff Norris and Caleb Click sit down and discuss key messages the Church needs to hear on repeat in order to love the world around us. Check out episode notes at perimeter.org/TB-E5-Notes.

In this episode of Thinking Biblically, Jeff Norris sits down with former lead pastor, Randy Pope, to talk about the major events of 2020.  From a controversial presidential election to social unrest to a global pandemic, the men try to glean wisdom from the scripture and help give insight and perspective on these cultural issues that have many Christians on opposite sides of the argument, by providing biblical application and wisdom. Check out episode notes at perimeter.org/TB-E4-Notes.

In this episode of Thinking Biblically, Jeff Norris sits down with former lead pastor, Randy Pope, to talk about the major events of 2020.  From a controversial presidential election to social unrest to a global pandemic, the men try to glean wisdom from the scripture and help give insight and perspective on these cultural issues that have many Christians on opposite sides of the argument, by providing biblical application and wisdom. Check out episode notes at perimeter.org/TB-E4-Notes.

In this episode of Thinking Biblically, Jeff Norris sits down with former lead pastor, Randy Pope, to talk about the major events of 2020.  From a controversial presidential election to social unrest to a global pandemic, the men try to glean wisdom from the scripture and help give insight and perspective on these cultural issues that have many Christians on opposite sides of the argument, by providing biblical application and wisdom. Check out episode notes at perimeter.org/TB-E4-Notes.

In this episode, Senior Pastor Jeff Norris talks to the elders and deacons, sharing the position of Perimeter Church on critical race theory, the Black Lives Matter movement, and how the gospel propels us to action in our everyday lives.

In this episode Jeff hosts Dr. Carl Ellis and Dr. Crawford Loritts as they continued the dialogue of anchoring biblically on the issues of race and redemptive unity. Their conversation will walk you through the topics of what the Bible says about racism, how the gospel propels us to action, the sentiment of black lives matter vs. the organization of Black Lives Matter and the issues of systemic sin.

Listen to this episode which features teaching team members Jeff Norris, Bob Cargo, and Caleb Click; along with Chip Sweney, member of the Perimeters Executive Leadership Team and Unite President, and Jimmy Kim, Director of Redemptive Unity at Perimeter. The team discusses how to think biblically about the emotionally-charged issue of race in America and what a gospel-centered effort of redemptive unity looks like in our day.