S4 Conversations: Naming Harm and Truth-Telling (The Hope in Our Scars)
The Hope in Our Scars (Aimee Byrd)
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17m
Aimee Byrd and Kristin Kobes Du Mez, Professor of History and Gender Studies at Calvin University, discuss the importance of truthfully presenting the full spectrum of the history of the church.
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S5: The Love We Give (The Hope in Our...
Many of us grow up in the church and still don’t know what healthy discipleship is supposed to look like. We can deceive ourselves into thinking discipleship is measurable, but it's more vulnerable than this. It's about how Christ is shown in our lives, and how we love.
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S5 Conversations: What Healthy Discip...
Aimee Byrd and Chuck DeGroat, Professor of Pastoral Care and Director of Clinical Counseling Program at Western Theological Seminary, discuss the complete picture of healthy discipleship that includes both left-brain and right-brain pursuits--doctrinal understanding and intimacy with God.
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S6: The Closer I Am to Fine (The Hope...
In the real world of goodness and truth, obedience and love are not pitted
against each other. Instead, understanding comes from obedience to love. Knowing all this makes me closer to fine. It gives me the patience not to settle for less than the love, beauty, goodness, and truth that Christ gives.
