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  • #150. The Quiet Ambition: 4 Practices That Change Everything

    #150. The Quiet Ambition: 4 Practices That Change Everything
    2026/04/07
    What does following Jesus looking like when you want to do great things for God but feel like you're falling short?In The Quiet Ambition, pastor and theologian Ryan P. Tinetti unpacks the rich spiritual wisdom of 1 Thessalonians 4:11-12, showing how it can help you reimagine what following Jesus looks like: Live Quietly, Tend Your Own Business, Work with Your Hands, and Walk Gracefully.Dr Ryan Tinetti's WebsiteBook: The Quiet AmbitionDr Ryan Tinetti's IVP BioDr Ryan Tinetti's at Concordia SeminaryWHAT YOU'LL LEARN:Four Sections Based on 1 Thessalonians 4 : 11-12Encouragement for the Discouraged or Burnt OutThink LittleABOUT THE GUEST: Ryan P. Tinetti is a pastor who now serves as an assistant professor of practical theology at Concordia Seminary in St Louis. He is the author of the books “The Quiet Ambition: Scripture's Surprising Antidote to Our Restless Lives” and “Preaching by Heart.” Prior to his call to Concordia Seminary, Ryan served for 14 years in parish ministry. Ryan lives with his wife, Anne, and their four children in St. Louis on the campus of the seminary.SCRIPTURE RELATED TO EPISODE:1 Thessalonians 4 : 11-12Ephesians 2 : 10RELATED LINKS:Dr Ryan Tinetti's WebsiteBook: The Quiet AmbitionDr Ryan Tinetti's IVP BioDr Ryan Tinetti's at Concordia SeminaryTIMESTAMPED SHOWNOTES:00:43 - Introducing Dr Ryan Tinetti01:13 - Four Sections Based on 1 Thessalonians 4 : 11-1202:16 - ...Live Quietly02:48 - ......gift of grace; posture of trusting faith in God's action for us03:47 - ......we are surrounded by noise04:24 - ......carve out space to rest in the Lord06:14 - ......managing ministering to people vs full schedules08:01 - ...Tend Your Own Business08:29 - ......tend and attend to what God has given YOU to do; don't do God's work for Him09:18 - ......it's not all up to you10:19 - ......work from rest - "my calendar won't allow it"18:12 - Work with Your Hands18:21 - ...manual labor is not menial labor19:18 - ......God can and will work through you for the benefit of others20:26 - ......call to creativity21:40 - ......Ephesians 2 : 10 - we are God's handiwork24:01 - ......actively productive, not just passively consumptive26:03 - Walk Gracefully26:12 - ......so that-- you might walk gracefully toward outsiders -- witness27:26 - ......look for the outsiders29:26 - ...people are often a pain because they are in pain30:20 - Encouragement for the Discouraged or Burnt Out30:47 - ......not to be served, but to serve31:18 - ......posture of receptivity32:08 - ......serve with the strength that God provides32:42 - Think Little33:23 - Getting in Touch - ryantinetti.substack.comDID YOU APPRECIATE THIS PODCAST? Checkout previous episodes, leave a review, drop us a note or support the mission here: oururbanvoices.com
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  • #149. When Your Life Feels Small: Rediscovering Quiet Faithfulness

    #149. When Your Life Feels Small: Rediscovering Quiet Faithfulness
    2026/03/24
    Do you desire to do great things for God but feel like you're falling short?Does your life feel small, filled with endless demands, seemingly insignificant work, mundane responsibilities, or challenging relationships? If your desire to make an impact for God's kingdom collides with the limits and disappointments of everyday life, it's easy to feel restless, resigned, and discouraged.Scripture offers a better way. In one of Paul's letters, there's an unexpected, paradoxical call: "Make it your ambition to live quietly . . ."In The Quiet Ambition, pastor and theologian Ryan P. Tinetti unpacks the rich spiritual wisdom of 1 Thessalonians 4:11-12, showing how it can help you reimagine what following Jesus looks like.Dr Ryan Tinetti's WebsiteBook: The Quiet AmbitionDr Ryan Tinetti's IVP BioDr Ryan Tinetti's at Concordia SeminaryWHAT YOU'LL LEARN:Quiet Desperation vs Quiet AmbitionThe World's Perspective vs God's PerspectiveCan Quiet Ambition Be Impactful?ABOUT THE GUEST: Ryan P. Tinetti is a pastor who now serves as an assistant professor of practical theology at Concordia Seminary in St Louis. He is the author of the books “The Quiet Ambition: Scripture's Surprising Antidote to Our Restless Lives” and “Preaching by Heart.” Prior to his call to Concordia Seminary, Ryan served for 14 years in parish ministry. Ryan lives with his wife, Anne, and their four children in St. Louis on the campus of the seminary.SCRIPTURE RELATED TO EPISODE:1 Thessalonians 4 : 11-12RELATED LINKS:Dr Ryan Tinetti's WebsiteBook: The Quiet AmbitionDr Ryan Tinetti's IVP BioDr Ryan Tinetti's at Concordia SeminaryTIMESTAMPED SHOWNOTES:00:38 - Introducing Dr Ryan Tinetti02:44 - Book: The Quiet Ambition03:14 - ...the paradox03:26 - ...two kinds of ambition04:27 - ...help Christian lead meaningful lives shaped by the Gospel05:34 - Is Living in Quiet Desperation God's Vision for Us?06:31 - ...a slow seeping of hope07:59 - ...God's pulled us out of quiet desperation into quiet ambition08:37 - The inspiration: 1 Thessalonians 4:11-1208:54 - Quiet Ambition Contrasted with the World09:09 - ...the World's Perspective09:25 - ......restless & burnt out09:31 - ......resignation10:10 - ......the rotten fruit of trying to establish out identity on our own merits10:22 - ...Profound AND Straightforward10:38 - ......peace in resting in Christ10:50 - ......restlessness11:17 - ......tension in the struggle of activity12:26 - ......reality of desire to do great things for God and not having things work out13:24 - ...We Don't Have to Make a Name for Ourselves13:42 - ......we have had God's name placed on us14:07 - ......attend ourselves to quiet ambition (refill the hope tank)14:36 - Can Quiet Ambition Be Impactful?15:54 - ...Jesus walked out of the grave on the third day16:35 - ...in the Lord, your labor is not in vain17:12 - ...the Parable of the Talents18:09 - ...what we think of as very little is very large in the sight of our LordDID YOU APPRECIATE THIS PODCAST? Checkout previous episodes, leave a review, drop us a note or support the mission here: oururbanvoices.com
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  • #148. What Makes Someone Feel at Home? The Spiritual Practice of Hospitality

    #148. What Makes Someone Feel at Home? The Spiritual Practice of Hospitality
    2026/03/10
    Christian hospitality is about people and relationships, not just spaces. It goes beyond opening our homes or extending invitations—it’s about cultivating a posture of welcome that reflects God’s presence and generosity wherever we go.Laura Baghdassarian Murray (DMin, Fuller Seminary) is the director of spiritual engagement and innovation at Fuller Seminary's Center for Spiritual Formation. She is the author of Pray as You Are, serves on the Ministry Collaborative Advisory Board, and previously served at Highland Park Presbyterian Church as the pastor of spiritual formation. Laura is also the founder of the Digital Silent Retreat Ministry, which is rooted in the practice of hospitality to provide brave and courageous spaces for people to connect with God and others.Dr Laura Murray - Fuller SeminaryDr Laura Murray - IVPressBook: Becoming a Person of WelcomeWHAT YOU'LL LEARN:Extending the Welcome and Hospitality that We Have Receive from GodEmbodying Hospitality and Being an ExampleHospitality in Different ContextABOUT THE GUEST: Laura Baghdassarian Murray (DMin, Fuller Seminary) is the director of spiritual engagement and innovation at Fuller Seminary's Center for Spiritual Formation. She is the author of Pray as You Are, serves on the Ministry Collaborative Advisory Board, and previously served at Highland Park Presbyterian Church as the pastor of spiritual formation. Laura is also the founder of the Digital Silent Retreat Ministry, which is rooted in the practice of hospitality to provide brave and courageous spaces for people to connect with God and others.RELATED LINKS:Dr Laura Murray - Fuller SeminaryDr Laura Murray - IVPressBook: Becoming a Person of WelcomeTIMESTAMPED SHOWNOTES:00:38 - Introducing Dr Laura Murray04:35 - Book - Becoming a Person of Welcome: The Spiritual Practice of Hospitality05:11 - Definition of Hospitality05:32 - ...welcome, internal and external07:36 - ...external protected space08:13 - ...internal protected space08:26 - ...God calls Israel to remember her stranger status10:56 - Growing Up in a Culture of Hospitality11:47 - ...fluid in hospitality / expectation of visitors12:58 - ...generosity / guests receives more13:15 - ...as a child growing up, hospitality can be difficult14:31 - Product of Two Cultures17:34 - Extending the Welcome and Hospitality that We Have Receive from God19:30 - Feeling Welcome and Belongingness in Church20:38 - ...feeling seen and wanted20:57 - ...feeling safety and security21:18 - ...being connected to other people's stories and be themselves24:56 - How Church Leadership Can Embody Hospitality and Be an Example25:31 - ...leadership needs to be secure in their own welcome that God has for them27:07 - ...remembering stranger status27:20 - ...protections and holding values of the church27:41 - ...difference between belonging and fitting in29:31 - Hospitality in the Digital Space33:36 - Hospitality in the Workplace, While Running Errands, or With Strangers34:07 - ...slowing down34:54 - ...noticing35:43 - ...being curious about people's stories36:20 - Doable Steps to Becoming More of a Person of Welcome37:13 - What did the Holy Spirit tell you?38:10 - Getting in touch with Dr Laura Murray and Finding her booksDID YOU APPRECIATE THIS PODCAST? Checkout previous episodes, leave a review, drop us a note or support the mission here: oururbanvoices.com
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  • #147. Is the Church Worth Staying For? Church Hurt, Belonging, and Why Gathering Still Matters

    #147. Is the Church Worth Staying For? Church Hurt, Belonging, and Why Gathering Still Matters
    2026/02/24

    Does the church still matter in our modern world?

    After waves of disillusionment, #churchtoo movements, and political divides, it’s easy to question the value of investing in the church.

    Dr Carmen Joy Imes (PhD, Wheaton) is associate professor of Old Testament at Biola University. She is the author of Bearing God's Name: Why Sinai Still Matters, Being God's Image: Why Creation Still Matters, and the editor of Praying the Psalms with Augustine and Friends. Her new book is Becoming God’s Family: Why the Church Still Matters.

    Book: Becoming God’s Family: Why the Church Still Matters

    Dr Carmen Imes' Blog

    WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:
    1. Ways People Have Been Hurt by the Church
    2. Unity in a Multiethnic and Intergenerational Congregation
    3. Church on the Couch is Not Church

    ABOUT THE GUEST:

    Dr Carmen Joy Imes (PhD, Wheaton) is associate professor of Old Testament at Biola University. She is the author of Bearing God's Name: Why Sinai Still Matters, Being God's Image: Why Creation Still Matters, and the editor of Praying the Psalms with Augustine and Friends. Her new book is Becoming God’s Family: Why the Church Still Matters.

    RELATED LINKS:
    1. Dr Carmen Imes, Biola University
    2. Book: Becoming God’s Family: Why the Church Still Matters
    3. Dr Carmen Imes' Blog

    TIMESTAMPED SHOWNOTES:

    00:40 - Introducing Dr Carmen Imes

    01:21 - Major Issues When People Experience Hurt in the Church

    02:14 - ...not being heard

    02:38 - ...gifts are not welcome nor recognized

    04:30 - ...conflicts, boredom, needs not met...

    04:45 - Ways to Minimize Hurting People

    05:48 - ... the role of trust and context

    07:26 - ...being vulnerable

    08:02 - ...engaging and working through differences

    08:31 - ...feeling well loved

    11:34 - Biblical Example of Belonging

    11:51 - ...metaphor of family

    12:23 - ...solidarity

    12:58 - ...individualism in our society

    13:48 - Unity in a Multiethnic and Intergenerational Congregation

    14:18 - ...learn to defer and love one another

    14:24 - ...de-center the majority culture

    16:30 - ...appreciate each other

    17:31 - Church on the Couch is Not Church

    17:47 - ...online church is a blessing if it is a necessity

    18:34 - ...but it is a poor substitute for in-person church

    19:01 - ...family needs to be together physically

    19:49 - ...your presence is important and encouraging to others

    20:07 - ...church is not just transmitting information; a community is bi-directional

    21:42 - Cultivate curiosity to hear people's stories

    24:45 - Finding Dr Carmen Imes and her books

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  • #146. Before You Give Up on the Church… Listen to This

    #146. Before You Give Up on the Church… Listen to This
    2026/02/10
    Does the church still matter in our modern world?After waves of disillusionment, #churchtoo movements, and political divides, it’s easy to question the value of investing in the church.Dr Carmen Joy Imes (PhD, Wheaton) is associate professor of Old Testament at Biola University. She is the author of Bearing God's Name: Why Sinai Still Matters, Being God's Image: Why Creation Still Matters, and the editor of Praying the Psalms with Augustine and Friends. Her new book is Becoming God’s Family: Why the Church Still Matters.Book: Becoming God’s Family: Why the Church Still MattersDr Carmen Imes' BlogWHAT YOU'LL LEARN:Understanding Our Identity as Being Part of God's FamilyWhy Do People Think God and Church Are Not Relevant?Helping People Who Have Been Hurt by the ChurchABOUT THE GUEST: Dr Carmen Joy Imes (PhD, Wheaton) is associate professor of Old Testament at Biola University. She is the author of Bearing God's Name: Why Sinai Still Matters, Being God's Image: Why Creation Still Matters, and the editor of Praying the Psalms with Augustine and Friends. Her new book is Becoming God’s Family: Why the Church Still Matters.RELATED LINKS:Dr Carmen Imes, Biola UniversityBook: Becoming God’s Family: Why the Church Still MattersDr Carmen Imes' BlogTIMESTAMPED SHOWNOTES:00:38 - Introducing Dr Carmen Imes02:40 - God's Heart for Family02:56 - ...God creates a world and intends for everyone to flourish03:07 - ...God's plan to save the world begins with a family04:04 - ...Jesus is the new Adam and the pathway that we become God's family04:27 - Understanding Our Identity as Being Part of God's Family04:50 - ...every human being is the image of God05:32 - ...we are estranged from God so we don't live as God's family06:22 - ...seeing people as potential siblings08:57 - ...western church needs to learn that God works through people who have no power10:57 - ...Esther and Daniel model two different ways of navigating faith under oppressive empires11:47 - Why Do People Think God and Church Are Not Relevant?12:20 - ...individualism13:01 - ...quest for happiness14:05 - ...but encouragingly, religion is no longer a private matter, but people want to know what you believe16:35 - ...to share in the sufferings of others is part of what it means to become part of God's family18:03 - ...the most effective form of evangelism right now is coming alongside people who are in sorrow19:16 - The Church Addressing the Need for Community and Connection19:56 - ...the church is not for "making me a better me," but for becoming part of a family20:24 - ...if we don't connect, we still feel lonely21:20 - ...we are all equipped to serve each other21:54 - Helping People Who Have Been Hurt by the Church22:18 - ...don't rush past the hurt22:29 - ...how do our communities become malformed?23:11 - ...look honestly at the hurt and the harm26:20 - ..."smaller" reasons that draw people away from church27:46 - ...the goal is to find a healthy community to joinDID YOU APPRECIATE THIS PODCAST? Checkout previous episodes, leave a review, drop us a note or support the mission here: oururbanvoices.com
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  • #145. Strong in Public, Struggling in Private: The Mental Health Crisis in Ministry

    #145. Strong in Public, Struggling in Private: The Mental Health Crisis in Ministry
    2026/01/27
    When the burdens of life and ministry push you to your physical and mental breaking point, how can you lead yourself, let alone others? Dr Dudley's new book, Leading Through Storms: Successfully Navigating Ministry While Maintaining Your Mental Health, addresses that and more.Dr Geoffrey V. Dudley Sr. (PhD, Regent) is the founding and senior pastor of New Life in Christ Church, one of the fastest growing churches in the Metro East area of St. Louis, Missouri (O’Fallon, Illinois). Originally from Goldsboro, North Carolina, Dudley began ministry at the age of thirteen, was ordained by the United Holy Church of America in 1986, and is a retired Air Force chaplain and lieutenant colonel. He is also the CEO of iLead Enterprises, a leadership development platform for staff and workforce development. He and his wife, Glenda, have two adult children who are both ministry leaders.Dr Dudley on IVPressLeading Through Storms: Successfully Navigating Ministry While Maintaining Your Mental HealthWHAT YOU'LL LEARN:Putting Down the Shame of Mental HealthRecognizing the Breaking Point When in StormsPractical Steps to Cultivating Self-Awareness, Emotional Resilience, and Self-CareABOUT THE GUEST: Dr Geoffrey Dudley, Sr, is the founding and senior pastor of New Life in Christ Church in O’Fallon, Illinois. Originally from Goldsboro, North Carolina, Dr Dudley began ministry at the age of thirteen, is a retired Air Force chaplain and lieutenant colonel, and also the CEO of iLead Enterprises, a leadership development platform for staff and workforce development.RELATED LINKS:Dr Dudley on IVPressLeading Through Storms: Successfully Navigating Ministry While Maintaining Your Mental HealthTIMESTAMPED SHOWNOTES:07:01 - What is unique in Dr Dudley's approach to leadership?09:35 - ...how I messed up but the mission went forward with the faithfulness of God10:31 - Putting Down the Shame of Mental Health12:17 - ...authentic leadership12:58 - ...level of openness for teachers is different than that of pastors16:42 - Recognizing the Breaking Point When in Storms17:10 - ...Know thyself17:38 - ...leaders tend not to be reflective18:18 - Practical Steps to Cultivating Self-Awareness, Emotional Resilience, and Self-Care19:19 - ...what are the rhythms and seasons of your life?20:07 - ...taking time off and keeping it21:33 - ...check out the younger generation22:39 - ...emotionally dry23:25 - ...visionaries always have to have something to go after24:19 - How can Church Leadership and the Congregation Help?24:39 - ...demand that the leaders take time, have a coach or therapist29:10 - A Personal Look in Leading Through the Storm29:38 - ...before the storm30:01 - ...in the storm31:13 - ...after the storm32:32 - For the Next Generation of Pastors32:52 - ...keep the energy but reality will come around33:53 - ...God's timing34:20 - ...patience & trust35:19 - The book, Leading Through Storms, is Relevant because Life Has Storms35:46 - @BishopDudleyPhD on all platforms36:08 - Lead Better36:25 - Get Dr Geoffrey Dudley's book on Amazon and IVPDID YOU APPRECIATE THIS PODCAST? Checkout previous episodes, leave a review, drop us a note or support the mission here: oururbanvoices.com
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  • #144. Invited to the Table: How Our Stories Shape Our Souls

    #144. Invited to the Table: How Our Stories Shape Our Souls
    2026/01/13
    Jen Chen's book, Dim Sum and Faith, is an invitation to pause, reflect, and rediscover the joy and peace that comes from knowing you are lovingly crafted by God. It’s about seeing how our stories are a part of God’s continuous formation in our lives.Jenn Chen's new book: Dim Sum and FaithJenn Chen's websites: Summit Clear and Personal WebsiteWHAT YOU'LL LEARN:Importance of food, family, and memoriesRevisiting the painful parts of our storiesThe truth of our storiesABOUT THE GUEST: Jenn Suen Chen is a spiritual director, speaker, and leader in the area of spiritual formation and crosscultural ministry. She is co-director of Summit Clear (with her husband, John), an organization focused on providing spiritual direction, mentoring, and leadership coaching for those in crosscultural work. She serves with Pioneers and spent twenty-five years living in Asia raising her family. Jenn and John have four adult children and live in the Pacific Northwest.RELATED LINKS:Jenn Chen's new book: Dim Sum and FaithJenn Chen's websites: Summit Clear and Personal WebsiteTIMESTAMPED SHOWNOTES:00:39 - Introducing Jenn Chen02:46 - Dim Sum and Faith - importance of food, family, and memories03:11 - ...reminders of home and memories04:07 - ...where did we come from?05:19 - Identity Shaped by Cross-Cultural Experiences09:03 - How Our Stories Form Our Beliefs09:20 - Dim Sum and Faith is about Spiritual Formation09:28 - ...God is about our transformation and our growth09:40 - ...relating to God in our context and understanding God through our lens10:50 - ...invitational by nature12:32 - ...it's still about relationship and identity13:51 - Revisiting the painful parts of our stories14:31 - ...story work with the Lord14:47 - ...living in China made her face her discomfort in being an Asian woman16:21 - ...her father transformed because of the gospel17:24 - ...pray through generational things17:40 - ...we carry values from past generations17:53 - ...giving things to the Lord18:56 - Getting an accurate picture of the effects of our stories19:26 - ...need the Holy Spirit to reveal the places in our heart that need healing19:33 - ...need others to mirror the truth to us19:41 - ...feelings are real, but not always true20:03 - ...some stories are good while other leave deep wounds24:17 - ...healing in community25:40 - Letting go of wrong beliefs25:56 - ...ask God to reveal our wrong beliefs26:29 - ...does God really love me?28:27 - Realizing God's plan for us28:50 - ...ask God to show us His heart28:54 - ...ask God what our gifts are29:14 - ...find others who want to do the same29:51 - ...take one step and say, "Yes"30:50 - ...sharing stories in safety and trust33:16 - Sharing stories and walking together33:43 - ...we are not alone; we all struggle34:11 - ..."one another"35:40 - ...my healing brings healing into someone else37:38 - Jenn's hope for the reader of Dim Sum and Faith37:55 - ...God meets us in our contexts38:42 - ...give language for and encourage that God is healer...39:04 - Closing thought40:16 - Getting in touch with Jenn Chen: IVP website, Amazon, Audible, Spotify, InstagramDID YOU APPRECIATE THIS PODCAST? Checkout previous episodes, leave a review, drop us a note or support the mission here: oururbanvoices.com
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  • #143. 2025 Countdown #1 - Stop Trying to Revitalize Your Church-- Do This Instead

    #143. 2025 Countdown #1 - Stop Trying to Revitalize Your Church-- Do This Instead
    2025/12/30

    Josh has recently authored Remissioning Church, A Field Guide to Bringing a Congregation Back to Life, where he talks about transforming a church from the inside out to bring a new missional presence that brings life and flourishing to the neighborhood.

    Book: Remissioning Church

    WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:
    1. How and why congregations might be dying
    2. Remissioning vs Revitalizing
    3. Inside-out transformation

    ABOUT THE GUEST:

    Josh Hayden is the co-founder and co-president of `Iwa Collaborative, which helps leaders fly high and live low as they lead through change processes in their community. He runs remissioning trainings through `Iwa Collaborative across various denominational, non-denominational, and global networks.

    Josh Hayden is the senior pastor at First Baptist Church in Ashland, Virginia. For over 20 years he has worked and led in nonprofit organizations, church plants, and established churches. He has a doctorate in leadership and organizational change from Duke Divinity School and is the author of Remissioning Church and Sacred Hope. He serves on the boards of numerous nonprofits. He and his family live near Richmond, Virginia.

    RELATED LINKS:
    1. Iwa Collaborative
    2. First Baptist Ashland VA

    TIMESTAMPED SHOWNOTES:

    01:22 - Introducing Pastor Josh Hayden

    05:32 - How and why congregations might be dying

    06:04 - ...churches in survival mode

    06:21 - ...counting, not reflecting Jesus

    06:42 - ...want people to lead, but rarely invite or train up leaders

    07:16 - ...afraid of conflict, stuck in tradition

    07:45 - How Josh's journey influenced the writing of the book

    09:22 - Established church vs church plant

    10:53 - Exploring the book title: Remissioning Church

    11:42 - ...Remissioning vs Revitalizing

    14:44 - ...Remissioning was not a word that people were using regularly

    16:27 - ...Is it RE-missioning or re-MISSION-ing?

    19:12 - How does church leadership assess if the church should be remissioned?

    19:28 - ...awareness of where the church is in the life cycle

    19:45 - ...spiritual health of the church

    19:53 - ...counting vs measuring

    20:02 - ...honest evaluation

    21:55 - How does the church leadership manage feelings in assessing a church?

    24:24 - ...helping people navigate loss and change

    25:35 - ...embrace conflict

    26:45 - What does a healthy church look like?

    26:47 - ...clear sense of how to make disciples who are good for the community

    27:30 - ...common life with the community

    27:36 - ...see change as God inviting us into a life-death-resurrection journey

    28:03 - ...disciple people inside the church so not to export the mission of God to others

    30:35 - What is the goal of remissioning a church?

    32:51 - What needs to happen for inside-out transformation to take place?

    33:19 - ...people discipling someone

    34:18 - ...learn to live on mission with God

    34:50 - ...live with more purpose and intention

    35:25 - How and why is discipleship the mission of the church?

    35:57 - ...a lot of pastors haven't been discipled

    36:25 - ...not clear on what a mature disciple looks like

    37:34 - ...church-hopping is the result of not having a clear discipleship process

    40:45 - If your church disappeared, would the community notice?

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