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EPISODE · Feb 18, 2026 · 16 MIN

A State of the Church Address “What Is Christ Actually Building?” E017• 2026

from Uncommon Christianity · host peternunz1955

In this heartfelt and searching address, we step back and examine a serious question: When Jesus said, “I will build my church,” what did He mean? Christ did not redeem His people merely to gather weekly, nor to remain in perpetual spiritual infancy waiting for the next breakthrough moment. He poured out His Spirit and gave gifts to the Church for one purpose: growth, maturity, unity, and the full stature of Christ formed in His people. Are we being developed into functioning members of His Body? Or are we being kept in a cycle of anticipation without transformation? This episode is not an attack. It is an invitation. An invitation to look honestly at the current state of the Church. An invitation to examine ourselves. An invitation to return to Christ’s original objective: a mature, united people through whom the Kingdom is manifested. If you care about the development of the Church and the fulfillment of Christ’s prayer, this conversation is for you. If this ministry has been a blessing to you, you can support the work through:Zelle: [email protected]: paypal.me/guardiansoftruth

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