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Steve shares about balancing the different actions of the first century church in our lives today.

Guest speaker Richard Ross continues his teaching from the Beatitudes.

Community member Richard Ross guides us through Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, challenging us to live purposefully--usefully--as salt and light in the world.

Steve deepens the discussion on the characteristics and discernment of sound teaching and urges us to consider the consequences for both Christian and non-Christian communities when we fail to live with a balance between receptivity and critical examination.

Steve exhorts us to be committed to the pursuit of careful theological reflection, because good teaching is just as powerful as bad teaching.

Steve cautions the community against seeking after the Pentecost experience not accompanied by Pentecost action and meaning in community, and reminds us that a chief purpose of the Spirit is to empower us to live into His kingdom agenda.

Steve challenges the smallness of our understanding of the kingdom of God as "Christian ghetto" in light of a post-resurrection world, and calls us to take the kingdom message to the "streets"!

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On this Pentecost Sunday, guest speaker and community member Jonathan Wong challenges us to live now mirroring the kingdom that is even as we wait for the kingdom that is to come.

Steve urges us to be agents of the process of renewal that began with Christ's resurrection; to concern ourselves with the renewal of all creation, not merely so-called spiritual renewal.

David Thew teaching Psalms 1

Richard Ross shares a message of pain, awe and hope of how God works through our weaknesses and our wounds. "But God chose the foolish things of the world to shame the wise; God chose the weak things of the world to shame the strong." 1 Corinthians 1:27 (NIV)

Steve challenges us to get past the pollyanna's view of the "always-sunny" Christian life and look at serving the kingdom of God even through our wounds and hurts.

Author: crmleaders Added: Mon, 14 Apr 2008 15:55:37 -0800 Duration: 203The Tangible Kingdom: Creating Incarnational Community. This film helps open a window into that uneasiness many feel when what weve read in scripture verses does not line up with our experiences with religion or church. Jesus news about his ...

Steve continues to examine the Christian life through brokenness by looking at the vortex of authentic faith and doubt.

The Tangible Kingdom: Creating Incarnational Community. http://www.tangiblekingdom.com The Tangible Kingdom helps open a window into that uneasiness many feel when what we ve read in scripture verses does not line up with our experiences with religion or church. Jesus news about his kingdom was a wild, life-reorienting message. It changed people, cities, and the social fabric. It was nothing like the heart-shriveling religion common in our present-day church experience. Watch as a normal God-searching man finds hope, as he sees a glimpse of the kingdom in a community of friends, around a table, and everywhere he goes. Go to http://www.thetangiblekingdom.com to order the book and find friends.

The Tangible Kingdom: Creating Incarnational Community. http://www.tangiblekingdom.com The Tangible Kingdom helps open a window into that uneasiness many feel when what we’ve read in scripture verses does not line up with our experiences with religion or church. Jesus’ news about his kingdom was a wild, life-reorienting message. It changed people, cities, and the social fabric. It was nothing like the heart-shriveling religion common in our present-day church experience. Watch as a normal God-searching man finds hope, as he sees a glimpse of the kingdom in a community of friends, around a table, and everywhere he goes. Go to http://www.thetangiblekingdom.com to order the book and find friends. Author: crmleaders Tags: tangible kingdom book missional church planting evangelism christianity jesus community worship leadership development bible study small group missio emerging hugh halter matt smay trailer ministry Posted: 09 April 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

The Tangible Kingdom helps open a window into that uneasiness many feel when what we ve read in scripture verses does not line up with our experiences with religion or church. Jesus news about his kingdom was a wild, life-reorienting message. It changed people, cities, and the social fabric. It was nothing like the heart-shriveling religion common in our present-day church experience. Watch as a normal God-searching man finds hope, as he sees a glimpse of the kingdom in a community of friends, around a table, and everywhere he goes. Go to http://www.tangiblekingdom.com to order the book and find friends.

On this "Doubting Thomas Sunday," Steve reminds us to graciously deal with ourselves as the "bundle of paradoxes" that we are: believers who are often in need of help with their unbelief. Download MP3 HERE or Stream audio HERE