EM152: How to Bring Simple Rhythms of Grace Into Your Home, with John White
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Show Notes
If you want to know more about hearing from the Lord and building rhythms of life and grace into your home, you'll love this! John White shares about a simple framework for house churches, discipleship, and more.
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What we talked about
- 00:35 – Episode summary
- 01:17 – Introduction
- 04:03 – The transition from traditional to house church
- 06:23 – The roles of family and synagogue
- 09:31 – Training for the house church model
- 15:03 – Meaningful verse
- 16:06 – Resources and recommendations
- 17:29 – Learning to know nothing
- 19:31 – Every home as a church
- 21:40 – How to start a “Church of 2”
- 24:34 – Connecting and equipping leaders
- 26:25 – How God has worked through the movement
- 28:15 – What fuels your passion?
- 30:36 – Next week on Engaging Missions
- 32:01 – What to do when you’re done
- 34:21 – Internet and book resources
- 36:22 – Parting advice and contact info: The Luke 10 Community
Resources John Mentioned & Contact Info
- Our Father Abraham: Jewish Roots of the Christian Faith by Marvin R. Wilson (qualifying purchases benefit Engaging Missions)
- The Luke 10 Community
- Church 101
- New research shows that 65 million Americans are now “Done” with church
- What Luther and Calvin didn’t know
Other Resources
Feedback
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