How Excellence Looks Different In Small Churches, with Erik Reed (Ep 040)
Trying to imitate a big church is lame. Yes, lame. There’s a better way forward.
Trying to imitate a big church is lame. Yes, lame. There’s a better way forward.
The church is not a place, it is a movement. A movement of God’s people. And the key to regaining it is discipleship.
If it matters in the church, it happens in the church lobby.
This week we close our year of Bible reading with the only book that offers a blessing from God for those who read/hear it and take its message to heart.
After 19 months and 40 episodes, this is the final episode of the “Can This Work in a Small Church?” podcast!
Seven extremely short books with really big truths, written by four people who knew Jesus very closely.
When we realize Jesus is the High Priest, the sacrifice, and the God who receives the sacrifice, “enter boldly” takes on a whole new meaning.
One of the healthiest trends happening in the church today is a renewed appreciation for the importance of discipleship.
The books may be getting smaller, but the teaching is as big as anything in the Bible.
Most of the New Testament books were written to groups of people, not individuals. So it’s important to read them that way.