Richard and Gunnar debunk some popular myths that claim house church isn't a good way to do church.

Richard and Gunnar debunk some popular myths that claim the organized church model is a good way to do church.

Richard and Gunnar conclude their interview with Steve Simms, and discuss his book, Beyond Church: The Lost Word Of The Bible – Ekklesia. This is part 2 of 2 of that interview.

In this special bonus episode, Richard and Gunnar interview Steve Simms about his personal journey which eventually lead him to write the book, Beyond Church: The Lost Word Of The Bible – Ekklesia.

Can organized churches function like biblical church communities? Richard and Gunnar pose this question to Steve Simms, author of Beyond Church: The Lost Word Of The Bible – Ekklesia. This is part 1 of 2 of that interview.

Big organized churches often try to emulate the churches we read about in the Bible through some kind of small group program. But is a small group truly similar to a New Testament church community?

If unchurching communities are more biblical, then why do so many believers resist this way of doing church? Join Richard and Gunnar in their first Q&A episode, as they tackle this question. Also, if you have a question, please send it in!

Can any group of believers call themselves a church? Join Richard and Gunnar as they interview church planter, Thomas Fortson. This is part 3 of 3 of that interview.

Are we pursuing God’s idea of church or our own? Join Richard and Gunnar as they interview church planter, Thomas Fortson. This is part 2 of 3 of that interview.

An organized church can be built but a genuine church community must be birthed. Join Richard and Gunnar as they interview church planter, Thomas Fortson. This is part 1 of 3 of that interview.

In this episode, Richard asks Gunnar to share his experiences with unchurching communities, as well as insights about how they differ from organized churches. We also learn about the sacrifices Gunnar and his family had to make, in order to find their current church community.

This episode is a must, as it introduces Richard Jacobson, author of Unchurching: Christianity Without Churchianity, his good friend Gunnar Falk, and the whole idea of unchurching. If you're done with organized church but not done with God, you won't want to miss this first episode of The Unchurching Podcast.