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Living with a Disability – Matt Axelson
Matt Axelson shares his journey living with Spina Bifida, and helps people learn from his experience in order to better engage with those living with a disability.
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Pray and Do – Megan Greulich
Megan Greulich and her house church share about how Shane Claiborne’s book, Irresistible Revolution, has impacted their lives and house church.
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Multivoiced Church – Terri Churchill
Terri Churchill ends the “em-body” teaching searies by summing up what it truly means to be a Multivoiced Church.
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Multivoiced Learning – Josias Hansen
Josias Hansen presents on how the church can be a learning community which emphasizes discipleship and spiritual growth. This takes place when churches focus on effective learning and maturity rather than on proficient preaching.
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Multivoiced Worship – Terri Churchill
Terri Churchill teaches on how God wires people differently to offer their worship in various forms. However, churches often limit the accepted forms of worship and look down on other forms of worship. Multivoiced worship encourages people to worship God together through various forms (visual arts, song, contemplation, dance, etc.).
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Multivoiced Discernment – John Murray
John Murray teaches how a community can practice multivoiced discernment. The process is rooted in the community’s united pursuit in discovering the mind of Christ through prayer, listening, and sharing.
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The Work of the Holy Spirit – Ervin Stutzman
Ervin Stuzman talks about the leading of the Holy Spirit, and the process of renewing our minds in order to walk in step with the Spirit.
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Multivoiced Community – Chris Senkler
Chris Senkler shares some of the ins and outs of being a multivoiced community.
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Embodying The Spirit – Josias Hansen
Josias Hansen shares the biblical and historical roots of what it means for the church to be the Body of Christ.
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Being God’s Body – Terri Churchill
Terri Churchill shares how the church is not to function as lonely individuals on their own spiritual journeys, but as a body that functions in sync with one another. Members of the body of Christ contribute their gifts not out of obligation or pride, but in response to the love they have received from God in Christ.
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