“Jesus has a kingdom that is based on sacrificial love, on love of neighbor, and of this deep interdependence between one another.” – David French
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“We can do this together and we can share what's hard. And I, yeah, so we feel more deeply connected, more bought in to congregational life as a commitment.”
From Love Your Neighbor: Breaking Predatory Lending Cycles - with Meghan Olsen
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“Congregations can be hubs in the neighborhood for generative activities that are bringing some wholeness and healing to the neighborhood.” – Denise Meringolo
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“When we have a decision to make, we have to begin with indifference. Indifference means I’m free, I have inner freedom ahead of time” -Roger Owens
Check out the Love Your Neighbor episode here: https://t.co/E7ZuPflpFT
Why don't Christians love neighbors in national politics? @DavidAFrench explains why and offers an alternative vision of faithful generosity. Check out the latest #loveyourneighbor podcast! https://t.co/g4RtluQ2It
@DavidAFrench helps us see why Christians sometimes don’t love neighbors in national politics, and offers an alternative vision of faithful generosity. Check out the latest #loveyourneighbor podcast! https://t.co/obb1ywCBq8
Great to have PB Sean Rowe on the Love Your Neighbor podcast! He says denominations can help us love neighbors. #episcopal#anglican
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Church meetings aren’t only about decision-making and getting work done, they’re places to build community, connection, and belonging. **New podcast episode with L. Roger Owens of @pghseminary available https://t.co/BporCDhq0d
We often associate prayer with peacefulness and calm, and politics with conflict and strife. Yet prayer has the power to shape communities of wholeness that resist the fragmentation of modern life. **New podcast episode with Ben Campbell at https://t.co/HPspviY54g**
“Jesus keeps talking about love in politics because we human beings are capable of something more than a world of hatred and violence. We are capable of more than politics based on rivalry and Self-defense.” (Ross Kane, The Good News of Church Politics, p21)
"In local politics we get to know one another as people, not just as a person in one camp or another. Locally it’s easier to focus on politics as what we do together, with political debates being a secondary part of that." (Ross Kane, The Good News of Church Politics, p21)
Ever wonder how national elections shape local politics? @MichaelLeePope joins the LYN podcast for a terrific conversation - it's hopeful, realistic, and insightful!
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