Mike Erre and Tim Stafford delve into the heart of parenting without shame, discussing how letting go of controlling outcomes and embracing faithfulness can transform our relationships with our children. By focusing on cultivating fruit rather than enforcing boundaries, they explore how to reflect Jesus's unconditional love, reject shame-based parenting, and foster genuine connection and growth.

Key Takeaways:

• The Difference Between Fruit and Outcomes – Understanding how focusing on faithfulness and cultivating fruit differs from trying to control outcomes in parenting and life.
• Rejecting Shame-Based Parenting – Exploring the harmful effects of shame and fear in traditional parenting models, and how to parent without shame.
• Embracing Faithfulness Over Control – Discussing how prioritizing faithfulness and connection over controlling behaviors leads to deeper relationships with our children.
• Center-Set vs. Boundary-Set Parenting – Examining the shift from boundary-focused parenting to a center-set approach that mirrors Jesus's way with us.
• Old Creation vs. New Creation Dynamics – Highlighting how engaging in old creation behaviors (control, fear, shame) contrasts with living out new creation practices (love, patience, kindness).

Resources Mentioned:

• "The Patient Ferment of the Early Church" by Alan Kreider
• Scripture References: Mark 4:26-29 (Parable of the Growing Seed), 1 Corinthians 3:5-7
• Previous Episodes: Episode 441 – Evaluating Good and Bad Fruit and Controlling Outcomes

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Discover how the resurrection of Jesus launches the New Creation project and what it means for us to live as New Creation people now. Mike Erre and Tim Stafford conclude their Revelation series by connecting Genesis, Revelation, and Paul's teachings to explore how we can embody New Creation realities and witness to its transformative power in our daily lives.

Key Takeaways:

• Understanding New Creation – How Jesus's resurrection initiated the New Creation and redefines our identity and mission.

• Genesis and Revelation Parallels – Exploring the connections between the Creation and New Creation narratives to grasp God's overarching plan.

• Living as New Creation People Now – Practical ways to embody New Creation values and ethics in the present age.

• Paul's Teachings on Resurrection – Unpacking 1 Corinthians 15 and 2 Corinthians 5:17 to understand the implications of resurrection for New Creation.

• Clarifying Pastoral Expectations – Discussing the importance of defining pastoral roles to foster healthier church communities.

Resources Mentioned:

• 1 Corinthians 15 – [Link]

• 2 Corinthians 5:17 – [Link]

• Gordon Fee's Writings on the Holy Spirit – [Link]

• Onsite Workshops – onsiteworkshops.com

• Craig Keener – Insights into Pentecostal scholarship

• Upcoming Conversation with Nije Gupta – Author of "Tell Her Story" and "A Peculiar People"

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Mike Erre and Tim Stafford challenge traditional views of evangelism by exploring how the early church grew through embodied faith and patient community life. Drawing from Alan Kreider's The Patient Ferment of the Early Church, they discuss moving beyond altar calls rooted in guilt and manipulation, and toward a transformative understanding of evangelism rooted in the way of Jesus.

Key Takeaways:

• Rethinking Evangelism – Understanding that the early church grew not by compelling arguments or altar calls, but by living out the teachings of Jesus in community.

• Patience Over Outcomes – Exploring the virtue of patience as central to early Christians, and how trusting God's timing contrasts with modern urgency to produce immediate results.

• Dangers of Control – Discussing how attempts to control spiritual outcomes can lead to manipulation and divert us from genuine discipleship.

• The Parable of the Wheat and the Weeds – Unpacking Jesus's teaching on allowing wheat and weeds to grow together, and how it informs our approach to dealing with evil in the world.

• Salvation as Community Participation – Redefining salvation from an individual transaction to participation in the communal life of following Jesus.

Resources Mentioned:

• The Patient Ferment of the Early Church by Alan Kreider

• The Rise of Christianity by Rodney Stark

• Parable of the Wheat and the Weeds – Matthew 13

• Power and Weakness by Tim Gombis

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Explore how shifting our understanding of the Holy Spirit from an individual focus to a communal one can transform the church and spiritual life. Mike Erre and Tim Stafford are joined by theologian Timothy Gombis to delve into Paul's vision of the Holy Spirit's role in uniting and empowering the Christian community, challenging modern misconceptions and inviting believers into a more collective experience of faith.

Key Takeaways:

• The Communal Role of the Holy Spirit – Understanding how the Spirit works to unify the church, emphasizing collective transformation over individual experiences.
• Rethinking Spiritual Gifts – Challenging the individualistic interpretation of spiritual gifts and viewing them as contributions determined by the community's needs.
• Spiritual Disciplines and Community – Discussing how personal spiritual practices prepare believers for communal life rather than serving as the primary context of spirituality.
• Prayer and the Trinity – Exploring theological perspectives on praying to the Holy Spirit and understanding the relational dynamics within the Trinity.

Guest Highlights: Timothy Gombis – A New Testament scholar and theologian, Gombis shares profound insights on Paul's teachings about the Holy Spirit, offering a fresh perspective that emphasizes community and collective faith over individualism.

Resources Mentioned:

• "The Patient Ferment of the Early Church" by Alan Kreider – [Link]
• Ephesians 5:18 – Discussed in the context of being filled with the Spirit.
• Isaiah 28 – Referenced in the discussion about tongues and prophecy.

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Discover how spiritual formation can transform the way Christians engage in politics as Mike Erre and Tim Stafford sit down with Michael Wear, author of The Spirit of Our Politics. They delve into the challenges of political identities overshadowing religious convictions, the pitfalls of Christian nationalism, and how believers can offer goodness to public life without compromising their faith.

Key Takeaways:

• Navigating Faith and Politics – Understanding how to integrate political life into discipleship without conflating the two.
• Political Identities vs. Religious Convictions – Exploring how political affiliations often overshadow Christian identity and the dangers this presents.
• Spiritual Formation as a Foundation – Learning how personal discipleship and spiritual disciplines can positively influence public engagement.
• Resisting Idolatry in Politics – Recognizing the tendency to baptize political preferences with religious language and how to avoid it.
• Engaging with Love and Integrity – Practical steps for Christians to participate in politics while embodying the teachings of Jesus.

Guest Highlights:

Michael Wear – Former White House staffer in the Obama administration and author of The Spirit of Our Politics. Michael brings unique insights into the intersection of faith and politics, discussing how Christians can be a positive force in public life without compromising their beliefs.

Resources Mentioned:

• Michael Wear's Book – The Spirit of Our Politics: Spiritual Formation and the Renewal of Public Life
• Dallas Willard's Teachings – Insights on discipleship and the integration of faith into all areas of life.
• C.S. Lewis's Essay – Meditation on the Third Commandment discussing the risks of conflating faith with political agendas.
• T.S. Eliot Quote – Reflecting on society's attempt to create systems where morality is unnecessary.

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Explore how to navigate the challenges and potential pitfalls of the deconstruction movement, rethink traditional views of hell, and embrace a more authentic and compassionate faith aligned with Jesus's teachings. Mike Erre and Tim Stafford delve into listener questions about deconstruction, purity culture, and the concept of hell, offering thoughtful insights on building an enduring faith.

Key Takeaways:

• Reflecting on Deconstruction's Potential Pitfalls – Understanding how the deconstruction movement could inadvertently cause harm and how to prevent it.
• Reevaluating Purity Culture – Acknowledging both the intentions and unintended consequences of purity culture within evangelicalism.
• Inviting Others into Deeper Faith – Discussing how to gently invite others out of "gift shop" Christianity into a fuller experience of faith.
• Rethinking Hell and Universalism – Exploring biblical interpretations of hell, the concept of universalism, and how these views impact our understanding of salvation.
• Embracing Critical Thinking in Faith – Highlighting the importance of critical thinking and curiosity in developing a robust and authentic faith journey.

Resources Mentioned:

• "The Skeletons in God's Closet" by Joshua Ryan Butler – [Link]
• Dallas Willard's Teachings – [Link]
• Tim Mackey's Work on Hell – [Link]

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Discover how the Bible's vision of a new heaven and a new earth offers profound hope and insight into God's ultimate plan of restoration. Mike Erre and Tim Stafford delve into key biblical passages from Isaiah, Peter, Paul, and Revelation to unpack the consistent message of renewal and reconciliation throughout Scripture. They explore the significance of the Greek words for "new"—Kainos (new in quality) and Neos (new in time)—and how understanding these terms illuminates God's intention to purify and restore creation rather than destroy it.

Key Takeaways:

• Understanding "New" in Scripture – Differentiating between Kainos and Neos and what it means for God's promise to make all things new.

• The Consistent Biblical Theme of Restoration – Examining how passages from Isaiah 65, 2 Peter 3, 1 Corinthians 3, and Revelation 21-22 point toward a renewed creation and the rejoining of heaven and earth.

• Metaphors of Purification – Exploring how fire, water, and light symbolize refining processes leading to new creation, and how these elements reveal what is true and enduring.

• Our Role in God's Plan – Discussing how living holy lives and building on the foundation of Christ contribute to the coming of the new heaven and new earth.

• Anticipating the Rejoining of Heaven and Earth – Understanding the implications of God's promise to dwell among His people and make His dwelling place with humanity once more.

Resources Mentioned:

• Isaiah 65 – Link

• 2 Peter 3 – Link

• 1 Corinthians 3 – Link

• Revelation 21-22 – Link

• Genesis 1-3 – Link

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Discover how the reunification of heaven and earth reshapes our understanding of salvation, the Gospel, and the church's mission today. Mike Erre and Tim Stafford delve into the profound themes of Genesis and Revelation, exploring the biblical narrative from creation's beginning to the unveiling of the new creation. They discuss how Jesus embodies the overlap of heaven and earth, the implications for believers, and the transformative power of participating in God's restoration of all things.

Key Takeaways: • The Overlapping of Heaven and Earth – Unpacking the biblical concept of heaven and earth as unified spaces in Genesis and the impact of their rupture on humanity and creation. • Jesus as the Bridge – Understanding how Jesus embodies both divine and human, bridging the gap between heaven and earth, and redefining our approach to faith and salvation. • New Creation Theology – Exploring the restoration and reconciliation of all things as depicted in Revelation, redefining the true message of the Gospel. • Our Role in Restoration – Discussing the church's calling to be the space where heaven and earth meet, embracing our mission to participate in the new creation now.

Resources Mentioned: • Genesis 1-3 • Revelation 21-22 • John 1 • Dallas Willard's Teachings

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Unpacking the biblical imagery of the Lake of Fire in Revelation, Mike Erre and Tim Stafford delve into concepts of judgment, destruction, and the ultimate eradication of evil. Challenging traditional views of eternal conscious torment, they explore how Old Testament references shape our understanding of Revelation's message for the modern church and its call to resist complicity with oppressive systems.

Key Takeaways:

• Understanding the Lake of Fire – Examining fire and burning sulfur as symbols of destruction rather than eternal torture, drawing from the narratives of Sodom and Gomorrah.

• Old Testament Foundations – Exploring references from Daniel, Isaiah, Deuteronomy, 2 Peter, and Jude to shed light on Revelation's depiction of judgment.

• Reevaluating Eternal Punishment – Discussing the implications of redefining hell from eternal torment to the complete destruction of evil and what that means for believers.

• The Church's Complicity with Empire – Reflecting on how Revelation warns the church against participating in oppressive systems and the sins of empire.

• Personal and Communal Transformation – Encouraging listeners to examine their own lives and communities in light of Revelation's challenging message.

Guest Highlights:

Seth Erre – Mike's son brings festive cheer with Christmas carols and adds a personal touch to the episode's opening.

Resources Mentioned:

• Book of Revelation

• Book of Daniel

• Book of Isaiah

• Deuteronomy 29

• 2 Peter 2

• Jude 1

• "Her Gates Will Never Be Shut" by Brad Jersak – Link

• "Faith Improvised" podcast by Tim Gombis – Link

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Discover how moving from information to transformation in discipleship can revolutionize your spiritual journey as Mike Erre sits down with author and pastor John Mark Comer to discuss his new book "Practicing the Way". Explore the limitations of traditional evangelical models, the importance of integrating the Bible into your daily life, and how embracing spiritual disciplines, community, and even suffering can lead to deep spiritual formation.

Key Takeaways:

• From Information to Transformation – Understanding why increasing biblical knowledge alone isn't enough for true spiritual growth and maturity.
• Embodied Spirituality – The significance of getting the Bible into your body through integrating scripture and spiritual practices into your whole being.
• Rule of Life and Spiritual Disciplines – How creating a personal Rule of Life and engaging in ancient practices can guide you toward Christlikeness.
• The Role of Community and Suffering – Discussing how relationships and enduring hardships are essential components of authentic spiritual formation.

Guest Highlights: John Mark Comer – Author of "Practicing the Way" and founder of the organization with the same name. John Mark shares his personal journey from crisis to discovering the transformative power of spiritual formation beyond traditional evangelicalism, offering insights into how we can live out our faith authentically.

Resources Mentioned:

• Practicing the Way Book – Order Here (Replace with actual link when available)
• Practicing the Way Organization – practicingtheway.org
• Dallas Willard's Teachings
• Books by Ruth Haley Barton
• Emotionally Healthy Spirituality by Pete Scazzero

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