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024 Expressing Christ together 1
Jan 23, 2017

Richard and Gunnar interview blogger Mark Lake about the difference between church communities that rely on a pastor to express Christ to the group, versus church communities where the group expresses Christ together.

To read the post that inspired this interview, check out Mark’s blog here: http://www.marklake.org/expressing-christ-in-organic-church/

1 Comments
  • over seven years ago
    Scot J. Massey
    i like meatloaf with ketchup or without. i love food of all kinds. i think most people don't want to think of something else, they like the status quo.i have heard of a Pastor friend of mine who wants to have a TEAM approach to ministry ..no one man in charge,,,, a team effort. but how hard is it for a man to not want to be in charge especially a type 'A' personality guy. it's got to be a God inspired and Holy Spirit led man to put his ego down to serve the Lord, to serve the group. it's possible, obviously, cause you all are doing it ....that's why i'm sooo excited to be involved,cause i've not seen it before. Praise God. also most churches i have been involved with don't do life together, don't spend time together outside the four walls of the building. my wife and i just said to each other nobody calls us to do anything, and nobody makes themselves available to be called or be invited out to be with us . they are too busy... whats the use.
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