Summer Shorts | Wk 2 | Justin Bryeans
Aug 16, 202640m
This week we take a look at how to pray and how Jesus delights in meeting us through prayer.
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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 46 episodes
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A podcast of the messages shared during the weekly gatherings of newlife Bainbridge Island — a collective of people becoming the church, on the mission with Jesus, to help heal the world.
Unknown Host hosts newlife Bainbridge Island, a religion show with 46 episodes published.
This week we take a look at how to pray and how Jesus delights in meeting us through prayer.
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The Journey continues this week as we take a look at what faith truly means, how to live by it, what it calls us to do, and how to trust Jesus by it amidst even the most troubling moments of life.
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We all have forks that crop up in the journey of life, the question is, which path do we follow? The good news is we never have to choose alone. Jesus is beside us in those difficult moments of tension or decision and in
In the opening week of The Journey Series we hear Jesus saying, "Come, follow me." An invitation he offers over and over again, throughout the whole of our lives. An invitation that anticipates a next step — so what's yo
Kirstie wraps up the Jesus and Culture series by investigating the ways technology has been forming our souls; and how Jesus invites us to a better way of spiritual formation.
Culturally, our information streams are siloed. Algorithms feed us what reinforces bias, and outrage drives engagement. The result is tribalism, suspicion, and exhaustion. Jesus lived in a divided world too: Roman power,
Culturally, our information streams are siloed. Algorithms feed us what reinforces bias, and outrage drives engagement. The result is tribalism, suspicion, and exhaustion. Jesus lived in a divided world too: Roman power,
Culturally, our information streams are siloed. Algorithms feed us what reinforces bias, and outrage drives engagement. The result is tribalism, suspicion, and exhaustion. Jesus lived in a divided world too: Roman power,
Culturally, our information streams are siloed. Algorithms feed us what reinforces bias, and outrage drives engagement. The result is tribalism, suspicion, and exhaustion. Jesus lived in a divided world too: Roman power,
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