This is the fifth New Wine podcast and here’s what we’ll do this time: We’ll chat about what community has to do with being sent – that is, are we sent alone or with others and why does this matter?
By: Will Clayton
I answer this question in my latest podcast. You can listen to it on the bottom of this post, on iTunes, or on Stitcher.
If you like it, would you please rate it and even leave a review on iTunes or Stitcher? That would be super cool!
Thanks!
Also, here are a list of links that you may find helpful after having listened to the podcast:
- Hugh Halter
- Matt Smay
- Alex Absalom
- Neil Cole
- Exponential
- Tangible Kingdom by Hugh Halter
- Tangible Kingdom Primer by Hugh Halter and Matt Smay
- TK Primer link if you need multiple copies
What if I feel that the Lord is taking me through the Wilderness? What books other then the bible would you say I should read in this time of being prepared by the lord to be more Missionial?
Flesh or Tangible Hingdom by Hugh Halter arw great places to start.
Cool, I am listening to Reasons for God By Timothy Keller at the moment and also got Flesh in audio.
Shouldn’t a leader accept that some of his followers will follow him/her into faith? If we are to reject our American isolationism, we should evaluate those scriptures that show leadership can save a family, a community, even a state
? We might end up with more Republican values oriented leadership than you expected when you venture down this path……
I’m less interested in politics and more interested in how we as Christian communities are forming lifelong disciples of Jesus.
We all have that background responsibility to vote, participate and provide our leadership to this experiment in self governance. I’m not heavily political except as it imposes itself in my interests and obligates me to self govern in voting. When you challenge the American insolationism, you end up with a great deal of scripture that proclaims communities as faith entities. As you’ve discussed here….