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Hosted by Crown Hill Church · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 28 episodes
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Mark Luebe and Patrick Sobecki talk about church planting, theology, and life on this conversational podcast. Follow us on our website for more info.
Crown Hill Church hosts Crown Hill Podcast, a religion show with 28 episodes published.
Mark and Patrick talk through some questions that were submitted recently coming out of the Statement of Faith series about what elder-led congregationalism is and more questions about wha the elder qualifications mean a
Mark and Patrick sit down and talk through the Liturgy Guide for Crown Hill Church, the one page document that describes what happens in the Sunday service.
Mark and Patrick sat down after Crown Hill's first public service to talk through why Crown Hill Church does things like have a liturgy and use hymnals rather than screens. Feel free to ask more questions about Sunday ga
Mark and Patrick discuss a listener question about how/if saints in heaven experience time and whether or not we will need to eat in the new creation. Everyone agrees that we will eat. The debate is over whether we will
Mark and Patrick discuss what it means that we will have real bodies in the new creation, how we know what our bodies will be like, and what hope it gives us now.
Mark and Patrick talk about how the new heavens and earth will be a real place and what that means for us today. We didn't talk about it that much but a great topic from this topic is: The Space Trilogy by CS Lewis
Mark and Patrick begin a new series talking about the New Creation from a biblical standpoint and all the fun that topic entails. This week they just focus on what the new creation is versus all the things we can tend to
Mark and Patrick sit down with James Rathmann, the pastor of Redemption Church Denver, to talk about RCD is partnering with them in church planting. Don't Waste Your Life by John Piper
Mark and Patrick sit down with David and Melissa to hear their story of coming to Christ, a pastor prophesying that they would start a church, and how they are a part of the core team.
Mark and Patrick sit down with Dakota and Dorothy Loberger to hear their story of meeting in California, moving out to Colorado, and joining Crown Hill Church!
Mark and Patrick sit down with Andrew and Faith Peterson and hear what their story of knowing Jesus, meeting each other, and being called into church planting.
Mark and Patrick sit down with Alex and Natalie Schaffer to hear about how the Lord called them to join the core team of Crown Hill Church.
On the first episode of season two, Patrick and Mark sit down with Jim and Beth Luebe to hear their story about why they are a part of Crown Hill Church. Mark and Patrick are going to be interviewing all of the core team
Tina and Hannah sit down with special guest Beth Luebe to talk about biblical womanhood. That Hideous Strength
Mark and Patrick discuss why the church will only baptize confessing believers and some other views on baptism in contrast. As always feel free to send questions to pj.sobecki@gmail.com or comment wherever you listen!
Mark and Patrick talk about what it looks like for complementarianism to play itself out in the church, or at least begin the conversation. What's the Difference by John Piper
Mark, Hannah, Patrick, and Tina all sit down to talk about what complementarianism is and why it is a distinctive of Crown Hill Church. What's the Difference? By John Piper (free download) The Meaning of Marriage by Tim
Mark and Patrick talk through one of the first distinctives of Crown Hill Church, Reformed Theology. A link to buy PROOF, the book Patrick recommended. As always, leave a comment or send us a question if you want us to t
Mark and Patrick sit down to talk about why Crown Hill Church has invited people to be on the core team, the pros and cons, and just share more about becoming a new church together.
Mark and Patrick sit down and talk through the next part of vision that comes after making disciples, which is planting churches. Which is wild because they still need to plant a church. Listen in to hear the vision that
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