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200churches Podcast: Ministry Encouragement for Pastors of Small Churches

Religion & Spirituality:Christianity

Episode 170 - Pastors: We Live at the Intersection of Theology & Culture

2016-04-20

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Jeff & Jonny dialogue with Dr. Silas Morgan, who specializes in political theology, and talks with them deeply about the place where pastors live - at the intersection of theology & culture! What kind of politics are we promoting in the body of Christ we serve as pastors? Is it the politics of Jesus and His Kingdom, or do the politics of our culture and society hold court in our churches? This is a very substantial and important episode - we hope you not only enjoy it, but are challenged in your 200church leadership.