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EPISODE · Oct 24, 2024 · 35 MIN

Pastors Anonymous: What is Church?

from Practicing Hope Podcast

In this episode of Pastors Anonymous, hosts Jenny Steele and Rev. Jess Shults explore the evolving understanding of what it means to be the Church. Inspired by a listener's question—"Can church occur in a dog park or a tattoo parlor?"—they discuss the mental models that shape our perceptions of community and faith, challenging the notion that Church is confined to a physical building. This episode is for anyone feeling weary in their journey or seeking to revitalize their connection to faith and fellowship. If you have questions or scenarios you'd like addressed, send an email to [email protected]. In this episode, Jenny and Jess discuss:  How the early Church was characterized by shared experiences and practices rather than specific locations The idea of a "bigger imagination" is essential for recognizing where God is at work outside traditional settings The importance of affirming unity in Christ during corporate prayers about divisive issues Follow The Colossian Forum on Instagram or Facebook–@colossianforum. If you'd like to receive a simple prayer, a hopeful practice, and encouragement for exhausted leaders from us, sign up for our newsletter.

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