Acts 13 Network Missional Community Leaders Podcast

Passage: 1 Peter 5:1-10 FCF: We believe that the community is hierarchical. CRP: Christ calls us to unity in the body where we love one another well. MBI: Life in Community Five Big Questions: What do you like or what do you think is important? What do you not like or don't understand? What do you learn about God? What do you learn about people? How do you think we need to respond?

We explore 1 Peter 4:12-19 FCF: We believe that suffering is meaningless and unique. CRP: Suffering is normal and unites us with Christ. MBI: Good Times Around the Bend Five Big Questions: What do you like or what do you think is important? What do you not like or don't understand? What do you learn about God? What do you learn about people? How do you think we need to respond?

Passage: 1 Peter 4:1-11 FCF: We struggle with a dissonance from the voices that call us to live self-centered lives. CRP: Christ calls us to live a life that is not rooted in self-centeredness but one of love. MBI: Through Christ's Eyes Five Big Questions: What do you like or what do you think is important? What do you not like or don't understand? What do you learn about God? What do you learn about people? How do you think we need to respond?

We explore 1 Peter 3:8-22

We put the wraps on our study of James.

This week we look at the issue of patience and how it's framed with a farmer and prophet.

We continue in James and look at the condemnation of the rich.

We dive into James 4:13-17 and talk about the reality that we must trust God with our plans.

In this week's podcast we explore James 4:1-11

This week we dive into James 3:13-18

We continue in our study of a James with a discussion of one of those passages that cuts deep, James 3:1-12.

We looks at James 2:14-25

We continue our discussion on the book of James.

We explore James 1:19-27, actions not words.

We continue to explore the letter of James and what it means to have a living faith.

Don't Miss the Forest - the second conversation from the letter of James. We look at James 1:9-12.

This week we look at the opening of James and the power and beauty of the Almost Maybes.

We look at the final installment of the 7 I Am statements by Jesus in the gospel of John.

We look at part 6 of the 7 I Am statements of Jesus from the gospel of John.

We continue our series of conversations about the seven “I am” statements in the gospel of John.

The fourth in our series on the seven I Am statements from the gospel of John.

This week we look at the third I Am statement by Jesus, “I am the gate,” from John 10:7-10.

We look at the second of seven I Am statements from Jesus in the gospel of John.

In this episode we look at the first I Am statement from John.

Acts 13 Network MIssional Community Leaders Podcast for May 24

In this episode we discuss Proverbs 3, the fourth message in our Songs and Sayings series.

We discuss the third message in the Songs and Sayings series, Psalm 19.

We explore the second passage in our series on Songs and Sayings.

We begin a new series this week entitled Songs and Sayings: Words for the Journey. This week we explore Psalm 1 briefly.

Holy Week schedule: Thursday at 8 pm FB Live on Acts 13 and Friday at 3 pm FB Live on Acts 13. Sunday 11 am on Zoom

FCF: We forget that the death and resurrection of Christ is of first importance. CRP: Apart from the death and resurrection of Christ our belief is in vain. MBI: Grace means death is not the last word.

We wrap up our study of 1 John in the midst of the Coronavirus chaos.

We look at how love is backwards compared to the world.

We look at how love is backwards compared to the world.

This week look at the the reality that who we are is wrapped up in the love of the Father and it drives us to living through actions not just words.

Joy known is lived by loving well!

Fellowship is the message of joy! We take a look at 1 John 1:5-2:2 and hit on a few key pieces of information.

Monday morning coaching podcast for the missional community leaders of the Acts 13 Network. This week we look at the introduction of 1 John and the opening passage.