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Everything Sad Untrue
What if everything wrong can be made right? What if all the empty promises we believe are pointing to one, true promise? What if our broken world can be fixed? What if everything sad will one day come untrue?
The book of Revelation claims precisely this, but in a strange, confusing, hope-filled way. This book gave the earliest Christians power to navigate a broken, sad world with courageous, unshakable joy.
Join us as we read what they read, we pray what they prayed—so that our church community might live as they lived.
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Peter Cha - The Gospel and Cultural Diversity
In this discussion, we explore the implications of the gospel on cultural diversity and why it is important for the church to work towards it. Dr. Peter Cha is a professor from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS). He has extensive experience in pastoral and multicultural ministry. In addition, he completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Chicago, his master’s at TEDS, and his PhD at Northwestern University. QUESTIONS FROM PETER: Within a 5-10mile radius from your church campus, what significant people groups dwell there? What new people groups have moved into this area? In what ways might your church be able to intentionally reach out and serve all people groups who dwell within this 5-10 mile radius mission field? What might be some of the costs and challenges when your campus invites and embraces all people groups who live within this 5-10 mile radius? What might be the benefits of doing so?
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The Gospel and Cultural Diversity In this discussion, we explore the implications of the gospel on cultural diversity and why it is important for the church to work towards it. Dr. Peter Cha is a professor from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS). He has extensive experience in pastoral and multicultural ministry. In addition, he completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Chicago, his master’s at TEDS, and his PhD at Northwestern University. QUESTIONS FROM PETER: Within a 5-10mile radius from your church campus, what significant people groups dwell there? What new people groups have moved into this area? In what ways might your church be able to intentionally reach out and serve all people groups who dwell within this 5-10 mile radius mission field? What might be some of the costs and challenges when your campus invites and embraces all people groups who live within this 5-10 mile radius? What might be the benefits of doing so? Recorded July 14, 2019 Olathe Campus
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In this discussion, we explore the implications of the gospel on cultural diversity and why it is important for the church to work towards it. Dr. Peter Cha is a professor from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS). He has extensive experience in pastoral and multicultural ministry. In addition, he completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Chicago, his master’s at TEDS, and his PhD at Northwestern University. QUESTIONS FROM PETER: Within a 5-10mile radius from your church campus, what significant people groups dwell there? What new people groups have moved into this area? In what ways might your church be able to intentionally reach out and serve all people groups who dwell within this 5-10 mile radius mission field? What might be some of the costs and challenges when your campus invites and embraces all people groups who live within this 5-10 mile radius? What might be the benefits of doing so?
From Series: "The Gospel and Cultural Diversity"
The Gospel and Cultural Diversity In this discussion, we explore the implications of the gospel on cultural diversity and why it is important for the church to work towards it. Dr. Peter Cha is a professor from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS). He has extensive experience in pastoral and multicultural ministry. In addition, he completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Chicago, his master’s at TEDS, and his PhD at Northwestern University. QUESTIONS FROM PETER: Within a 5-10mile radius from your church campus, what significant people groups dwell there? What new people groups have moved into this area? In what ways might your church be able to intentionally reach out and serve all people groups who dwell within this 5-10 mile radius mission field? What might be some of the costs and challenges when your campus invites and embraces all people groups who live within this 5-10 mile radius? What might be the benefits of doing so? Recorded July 14, 2019 Olathe Campus
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In this discussion, we explore the implications of the gospel on cultural diversity and why it is important for the church to work towards it. Dr. Peter Cha is a professor from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS). He has extensive experience in pastoral and multicultural ministry. In addition, he completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Chicago, his master’s at TEDS, and his PhD at Northwestern University. QUESTIONS FROM PETER: Within a 5-10mile radius from your church campus, what significant people groups dwell there? What new people groups have moved into this area? In what ways might your church be able to intentionally reach out and serve all people groups who dwell within this 5-10 mile radius mission field? What might be some of the costs and challenges when your campus invites and embraces all people groups who live within this 5-10 mile radius? What might be the benefits of doing so?
From Series: "The Gospel and Cultural Diversity"
The Gospel and Cultural Diversity In this discussion, we explore the implications of the gospel on cultural diversity and why it is important for the church to work towards it. Dr. Peter Cha is a professor from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS). He has extensive experience in pastoral and multicultural ministry. In addition, he completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Chicago, his master’s at TEDS, and his PhD at Northwestern University. QUESTIONS FROM PETER: Within a 5-10mile radius from your church campus, what significant people groups dwell there? What new people groups have moved into this area? In what ways might your church be able to intentionally reach out and serve all people groups who dwell within this 5-10 mile radius mission field? What might be some of the costs and challenges when your campus invites and embraces all people groups who live within this 5-10 mile radius? What might be the benefits of doing so? Recorded July 14, 2019 Olathe Campus
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In this discussion, we explore the implications of the gospel on cultural diversity and why it is important for the church to work towards it. Dr. Peter Cha is a professor from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS). He has extensive experience in pastoral and multicultural ministry. In addition, he completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Chicago, his master’s at TEDS, and his PhD at Northwestern University. QUESTIONS FROM PETER: Within a 5-10mile radius from your church campus, what significant people groups dwell there? What new people groups have moved into this area? In what ways might your church be able to intentionally reach out and serve all people groups who dwell within this 5-10 mile radius mission field? What might be some of the costs and challenges when your campus invites and embraces all people groups who live within this 5-10 mile radius? What might be the benefits of doing so?
From Series: "The Gospel and Cultural Diversity"
The Gospel and Cultural Diversity In this discussion, we explore the implications of the gospel on cultural diversity and why it is important for the church to work towards it. Dr. Peter Cha is a professor from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS). He has extensive experience in pastoral and multicultural ministry. In addition, he completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Chicago, his master’s at TEDS, and his PhD at Northwestern University. QUESTIONS FROM PETER: Within a 5-10mile radius from your church campus, what significant people groups dwell there? What new people groups have moved into this area? In what ways might your church be able to intentionally reach out and serve all people groups who dwell within this 5-10 mile radius mission field? What might be some of the costs and challenges when your campus invites and embraces all people groups who live within this 5-10 mile radius? What might be the benefits of doing so? Recorded July 14, 2019 Olathe Campus
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In this discussion, we explore the implications of the gospel on cultural diversity and why it is important for the church to work towards it. Dr. Peter Cha is a professor from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS). He has extensive experience in pastoral and multicultural ministry. In addition, he completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Chicago, his master’s at TEDS, and his PhD at Northwestern University. QUESTIONS FROM PETER: Within a 5-10mile radius from your church campus, what significant people groups dwell there? What new people groups have moved into this area? In what ways might your church be able to intentionally reach out and serve all people groups who dwell within this 5-10 mile radius mission field? What might be some of the costs and challenges when your campus invites and embraces all people groups who live within this 5-10 mile radius? What might be the benefits of doing so?
From Series: "The Gospel and Cultural Diversity"
The Gospel and Cultural Diversity In this discussion, we explore the implications of the gospel on cultural diversity and why it is important for the church to work towards it. Dr. Peter Cha is a professor from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS). He has extensive experience in pastoral and multicultural ministry. In addition, he completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Chicago, his master’s at TEDS, and his PhD at Northwestern University. QUESTIONS FROM PETER: Within a 5-10mile radius from your church campus, what significant people groups dwell there? What new people groups have moved into this area? In what ways might your church be able to intentionally reach out and serve all people groups who dwell within this 5-10 mile radius mission field? What might be some of the costs and challenges when your campus invites and embraces all people groups who live within this 5-10 mile radius? What might be the benefits of doing so? Recorded July 14, 2019 Olathe Campus
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In this discussion, we explore the implications of the gospel on cultural diversity and why it is important for the church to work towards it. Dr. Peter Cha is a professor from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS). He has extensive experience in pastoral and multicultural ministry. In addition, he completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Chicago, his master’s at TEDS, and his PhD at Northwestern University. QUESTIONS FROM PETER: Within a 5-10mile radius from your church campus, what significant people groups dwell there? What new people groups have moved into this area? In what ways might your church be able to intentionally reach out and serve all people groups who dwell within this 5-10 mile radius mission field? What might be some of the costs and challenges when your campus invites and embraces all people groups who live within this 5-10 mile radius? What might be the benefits of doing so?
From Series: "The Gospel and Cultural Diversity"
The Gospel and Cultural Diversity In this discussion, we explore the implications of the gospel on cultural diversity and why it is important for the church to work towards it. Dr. Peter Cha is a professor from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS). He has extensive experience in pastoral and multicultural ministry. In addition, he completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Chicago, his master’s at TEDS, and his PhD at Northwestern University. QUESTIONS FROM PETER: Within a 5-10mile radius from your church campus, what significant people groups dwell there? What new people groups have moved into this area? In what ways might your church be able to intentionally reach out and serve all people groups who dwell within this 5-10 mile radius mission field? What might be some of the costs and challenges when your campus invites and embraces all people groups who live within this 5-10 mile radius? What might be the benefits of doing so? Recorded July 14, 2019 Olathe Campus
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In this discussion, we explore the implications of the gospel on cultural diversity and why it is important for the church to work towards it. Dr. Peter Cha is a professor from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS). He has extensive experience in pastoral and multicultural ministry. In addition, he completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Chicago, his master’s at TEDS, and his PhD at Northwestern University. QUESTIONS FROM PETER: Within a 5-10mile radius from your church campus, what significant people groups dwell there? What new people groups have moved into this area? In what ways might your church be able to intentionally reach out and serve all people groups who dwell within this 5-10 mile radius mission field? What might be some of the costs and challenges when your campus invites and embraces all people groups who live within this 5-10 mile radius? What might be the benefits of doing so?
From Series: "The Gospel and Cultural Diversity"
The Gospel and Cultural Diversity In this discussion, we explore the implications of the gospel on cultural diversity and why it is important for the church to work towards it. Dr. Peter Cha is a professor from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS). He has extensive experience in pastoral and multicultural ministry. In addition, he completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Chicago, his master’s at TEDS, and his PhD at Northwestern University. QUESTIONS FROM PETER: Within a 5-10mile radius from your church campus, what significant people groups dwell there? What new people groups have moved into this area? In what ways might your church be able to intentionally reach out and serve all people groups who dwell within this 5-10 mile radius mission field? What might be some of the costs and challenges when your campus invites and embraces all people groups who live within this 5-10 mile radius? What might be the benefits of doing so? Recorded July 14, 2019 Olathe Campus
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In this discussion, we explore the implications of the gospel on cultural diversity and why it is important for the church to work towards it. Dr. Peter Cha is a professor from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS). He has extensive experience in pastoral and multicultural ministry. In addition, he completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Chicago, his master’s at TEDS, and his PhD at Northwestern University. QUESTIONS FROM PETER: Within a 5-10mile radius from your church campus, what significant people groups dwell there? What new people groups have moved into this area? In what ways might your church be able to intentionally reach out and serve all people groups who dwell within this 5-10 mile radius mission field? What might be some of the costs and challenges when your campus invites and embraces all people groups who live within this 5-10 mile radius? What might be the benefits of doing so?
From Series: "The Gospel and Cultural Diversity"
The Gospel and Cultural Diversity In this discussion, we explore the implications of the gospel on cultural diversity and why it is important for the church to work towards it. Dr. Peter Cha is a professor from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS). He has extensive experience in pastoral and multicultural ministry. In addition, he completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Chicago, his master’s at TEDS, and his PhD at Northwestern University. QUESTIONS FROM PETER: Within a 5-10mile radius from your church campus, what significant people groups dwell there? What new people groups have moved into this area? In what ways might your church be able to intentionally reach out and serve all people groups who dwell within this 5-10 mile radius mission field? What might be some of the costs and challenges when your campus invites and embraces all people groups who live within this 5-10 mile radius? What might be the benefits of doing so? Recorded July 14, 2019 Olathe Campus
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In this discussion, we explore the implications of the gospel on cultural diversity and why it is important for the church to work towards it. Dr. Peter Cha is a professor from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS). He has extensive experience in pastoral and multicultural ministry. In addition, he completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Chicago, his master’s at TEDS, and his PhD at Northwestern University. QUESTIONS FROM PETER: Within a 5-10mile radius from your church campus, what significant people groups dwell there? What new people groups have moved into this area? In what ways might your church be able to intentionally reach out and serve all people groups who dwell within this 5-10 mile radius mission field? What might be some of the costs and challenges when your campus invites and embraces all people groups who live within this 5-10 mile radius? What might be the benefits of doing so?
From Series: "The Gospel and Cultural Diversity"
The Gospel and Cultural Diversity In this discussion, we explore the implications of the gospel on cultural diversity and why it is important for the church to work towards it. Dr. Peter Cha is a professor from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS). He has extensive experience in pastoral and multicultural ministry. In addition, he completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Chicago, his master’s at TEDS, and his PhD at Northwestern University. QUESTIONS FROM PETER: Within a 5-10mile radius from your church campus, what significant people groups dwell there? What new people groups have moved into this area? In what ways might your church be able to intentionally reach out and serve all people groups who dwell within this 5-10 mile radius mission field? What might be some of the costs and challenges when your campus invites and embraces all people groups who live within this 5-10 mile radius? What might be the benefits of doing so? Recorded July 14, 2019 Olathe Campus
Related Topics: city, common good, compassion, courage, Inclusion, justice, love, outreach, public faith
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In this discussion, we explore the implications of the gospel on cultural diversity and why it is important for the church to work towards it. Dr. Peter Cha is a professor from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS). He has extensive experience in pastoral and multicultural ministry. In addition, he completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Chicago, his master’s at TEDS, and his PhD at Northwestern University. QUESTIONS FROM PETER: Within a 5-10mile radius from your church campus, what significant people groups dwell there? What new people groups have moved into this area? In what ways might your church be able to intentionally reach out and serve all people groups who dwell within this 5-10 mile radius mission field? What might be some of the costs and challenges when your campus invites and embraces all people groups who live within this 5-10 mile radius? What might be the benefits of doing so?
From Series: "The Gospel and Cultural Diversity"
The Gospel and Cultural Diversity In this discussion, we explore the implications of the gospel on cultural diversity and why it is important for the church to work towards it. Dr. Peter Cha is a professor from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS). He has extensive experience in pastoral and multicultural ministry. In addition, he completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Chicago, his master’s at TEDS, and his PhD at Northwestern University. QUESTIONS FROM PETER: Within a 5-10mile radius from your church campus, what significant people groups dwell there? What new people groups have moved into this area? In what ways might your church be able to intentionally reach out and serve all people groups who dwell within this 5-10 mile radius mission field? What might be some of the costs and challenges when your campus invites and embraces all people groups who live within this 5-10 mile radius? What might be the benefits of doing so? Recorded July 14, 2019 Olathe Campus
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In this discussion, we explore the implications of the gospel on cultural diversity and why it is important for the church to work towards it. Dr. Peter Cha is a professor from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS). He has extensive experience in pastoral and multicultural ministry. In addition, he completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Chicago, his master’s at TEDS, and his PhD at Northwestern University. QUESTIONS FROM PETER: Within a 5-10mile radius from your church campus, what significant people groups dwell there? What new people groups have moved into this area? In what ways might your church be able to intentionally reach out and serve all people groups who dwell within this 5-10 mile radius mission field? What might be some of the costs and challenges when your campus invites and embraces all people groups who live within this 5-10 mile radius? What might be the benefits of doing so?
From Series: "The Gospel and Cultural Diversity"
The Gospel and Cultural Diversity In this discussion, we explore the implications of the gospel on cultural diversity and why it is important for the church to work towards it. Dr. Peter Cha is a professor from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS). He has extensive experience in pastoral and multicultural ministry. In addition, he completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Chicago, his master’s at TEDS, and his PhD at Northwestern University. QUESTIONS FROM PETER: Within a 5-10mile radius from your church campus, what significant people groups dwell there? What new people groups have moved into this area? In what ways might your church be able to intentionally reach out and serve all people groups who dwell within this 5-10 mile radius mission field? What might be some of the costs and challenges when your campus invites and embraces all people groups who live within this 5-10 mile radius? What might be the benefits of doing so? Recorded July 14, 2019 Olathe Campus
Related Topics: city, common good, compassion, courage, Inclusion, justice, love, outreach, public faith
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In this discussion, we explore the implications of the gospel on cultural diversity and why it is important for the church to work towards it. Dr. Peter Cha is a professor from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS). He has extensive experience in pastoral and multicultural ministry. In addition, he completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Chicago, his master’s at TEDS, and his PhD at Northwestern University. QUESTIONS FROM PETER: Within a 5-10mile radius from your church campus, what significant people groups dwell there? What new people groups have moved into this area? In what ways might your church be able to intentionally reach out and serve all people groups who dwell within this 5-10 mile radius mission field? What might be some of the costs and challenges when your campus invites and embraces all people groups who live within this 5-10 mile radius? What might be the benefits of doing so?
From Series: "The Gospel and Cultural Diversity"
The Gospel and Cultural Diversity In this discussion, we explore the implications of the gospel on cultural diversity and why it is important for the church to work towards it. Dr. Peter Cha is a professor from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS). He has extensive experience in pastoral and multicultural ministry. In addition, he completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Chicago, his master’s at TEDS, and his PhD at Northwestern University. QUESTIONS FROM PETER: Within a 5-10mile radius from your church campus, what significant people groups dwell there? What new people groups have moved into this area? In what ways might your church be able to intentionally reach out and serve all people groups who dwell within this 5-10 mile radius mission field? What might be some of the costs and challenges when your campus invites and embraces all people groups who live within this 5-10 mile radius? What might be the benefits of doing so? Recorded July 14, 2019 Olathe Campus
Related Topics: city, common good, compassion, courage, Inclusion, justice, love, outreach, public faith
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