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EPISODE · Sep 26, 2022 · 24 MIN

Jesus at the Centre - Bobbi Salkeld

from Commons Church Podcast · host Commons Church

There is no denying the sheer largeness of our Biblical faith. There is a lot to know: story and truth and history. But in the middle of all this stands the simple, the basic, the essential, the pure: “love God and love your neighbour.” We want to begin our year together by going back to the basics to help answer the frequently asked questions that inevitably arise when something new begins.Who are we?By what do we define ourselves? How will we live together as a community?We know not every question can be answered in three weeks. In fact, many of our questions can only be answered in the long story of being church together. But here, we want to put some stakes in the ground–some definitional ideas that will guide us into our future together. So come. Join in. Share what you have and take a piece of what others around you are offering. We want these conversations to be accessible to anyone, whether you are new to Commons or have been here for all nine seasons. ★ Support this podcast ★

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