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Mar 25, 2016

Living as an Elder-at-Large (#525)

from The God Journey - 2016

<p>Some say without local church institutions we cannot experience the gifts of elders, teachers, or apostles. They would be wrong. These gifts can actually function more powerfully when unmoored from the needs and processes of an institution. That reality can take expression in a variety of ways, but here’s one example. Bob Prater used to be a full-time pastor managing an institution until he could no longer grow in his passions inside of it. Bob and wife Danette give themselves away to people they meet, simply by offering them a meal and a safe place to explore their own journey and connect the dots to God’s unrelenting reach into their lives. Wayne explores this amazing expression with Bob as the talk about the heart of the Gospel as God no longer counting people’s sins against them, and reconnecting them to the transforming love of a gracious Father. This has taken them into some of the most broken in his community, brought him alongside some of pastors in the city, and even an interesting relationship with a Muslim leader. Enjoy the story and let it encourage you to follow the Lamb wherever he wants to take you. </p><p><strong>Podcast Notes:</strong><br> <a href="mailto:[email protected]">Email Bob</a><br> <a href="http://www.facebook.com/walksintoastudio">A Christian and a Muslim Walk into a Studio</a><br> <a href="http://www.lifestream.org/connect/waynes-travel-schedule/">Wayne’s Travel Schedule</a><br> Add your voice to our question/comment line: (805) 539-6980 or Skype us at “TheGodJourney”</p>

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