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Jason has a great conversation with Joshua Butler, pastor of Redemption Tempe in Arizona. They discuss Josh's story of coming to faith, entering ministry, and working at a church in Portland doing mission and outreach in their city. Josh also shares some of his learnings from working with college students and twenty somethings about how to navigate hard questions, listen well, and share the gospel in a compelling manner. Bio | Joshua currently serves as lead pastor of Redemption Tempe, a thriving church near Arizona State University, one of the largest colleges in the country. Prior to 2018, he served as an outreach pastor for fifteen years in Portland (OR) at Imago Dei Community. Thanks to the Canadian Bible Society for supporting this episode. Learn more about their Bible Course here. Show Notes: Josh Butler Website & Books Redemption Tempe Apply for the 2023 Church Leaders Incubator Get Connected! Blog & Episode write-up Website Join our Mailing List! Subscribe on YouTube Follow on Instagram Share a Canadian Church Story

Welcome to the All of Life podcast from Redemption Church Tempe where we have conversations on faith, culture, theology, and beyond to help us live all of life all for Jesus. This episode is from our March 2022 First Wednesday on what it looks like to live faithfully, prophetically, and imaginatively, compromising neither our principles nor our compassion as we live out our faith in our complex cultural moment. Our speaker is Rick McKinley, lead pastor of Imago Dei Community in Portland, OR, author of five books, and a nationally respected voice on issues surrounding faith, culture, and the church. Contributors for this podcast were Josh Butler, and Rick Mckinley.. Audio mixed by Jordan Unterburger, music provided by Warren Williams, and this podcast was produced by Logan Bonjean. Subscribe to the All of Life podcast and to get more information on Redemption Church Tempe download our app or email tempe@redemptionaz.com.

This week,  we are joined by a guest Pastor Rick Mckinley. Rick is the lead pastor of Imago Dei Community in Portland, OR, author of five books, and a nationally respected voice on issues surrounding faith, culture, and the church. He will be continuing in our Gospel of John series teaching out of John 19:38-42.WEBSITEFor more information on Redemption Church Tempe, head on over to https://tempe.redemptionaz.com, to learn more about who we are, find ways to get involved, plugged in or opportunities to serve.OUR APPDownload our app https://pushpay.com/get?handle=redemptiontempe&source=externalOR text "tempe app" to 77977STAY CONNECTEDFacebook:  https://www.facebook.com/redemptiontempe...Twitter:  https://twitter.com/redemptionTEMInstagram:  https://www.instagram.com/redemptiontempe....GIVINGEverything we have is a gift from the Lord because He owns it all. Therefore giving should be a priority for us who have received all we have. Giving cheerfully, sacrificially, and consistently is a part of our worship.Give Online: https://pushpay.com/g/redemptiontempe

My guest for episode 27 of The Courage, Coaching and Counseling Podcast is Cheryl Baker. We talk about childhood trauma, her marriage with her husband Kevin who has Multiple Sclerosis and Post Traumatic Amnesia. She also talks about the different parts of the Refuge ministry at Imago Dei Community here in Portland, OR. Cheryl Baker is a facilitator and coach. She is compassionate and empathetic about walking alongside those who hurt and she is gifted in empowering and connecting people. She is not shy in sharing that she is a trauma survivor and is a champion for communities to intentionally seek healing. Her experience includes serving as the following: family advocate training and development, coach, facilitator, domestic & sexual violence advocate, and director of Refuge (support groups that find trust and accountability working through a transformational process with others experiencing similar life struggles). After you have experienced a workshop with Cheryl, you will have the ability to apply practical tools and skills to your own life. Cheryl's hands-on, interactive workshops create an inclusive environment, helping participants feel at ease and supporting their growth as lifelong learners. Cheryl hopes to leave a legacy of connecting people to people and teaching to change lives. You can learn more about Cheryl and Refuge here: https://www.cheryldenise.org/ https://www.instagram.com/cheryldenisebaker/ http://idcpdx.com/ http://idcpdx.com/connect/refuge-spring-2021/ The Courage, Coaching and Counseling Podcast launched March 30th, 2021. I write more about marriage and parenting on my blog www.SovannPen.com You can watch the show on my Youtube channel. The purpose of the show is to encourage and inspire you to be more courageous in life and to bridge the gap between where you are and where you want to be. It is for those who may be struggling with mental illness, relationship struggles, or seeking clarity and direction in life. People who are interested in personal growth, emotional and spiritual health. Moms and Dads who would like help with their marriage and/or parenting. And people who are interested in how church leaders and mental health providers can work together to care for people. You can connect with me: htps://www.instagram.com/sovannpencounseling https://www.facebook.com/CourageCoachingCounseling https://twitter.com/SovannPen http://www.sovannpen.com/ https://www.anewdaycounseling.org/

Pastors Rick Mckinley and Michelle Jones kick off our new series walking through the theology of our new mutualist position. 

The blessings God speaks over creation in Genesis 2 reveal His ongoing, life-giving care for us. Day seven of the creation story is a celebration of God’s creative work. We continue to observe this sacred pause in the rhythm of our work to remember who we belong to. Pastor Rick McKinley continues our series.

The world of Genesis resists scientific reduction and mythological fantasy. It is neither anti-science nor anti-mystery. Join us as we find ancient answers to the big questions still relevant today. Pastor Rick McKinley begins our series, Genesis: The God-breathed Life.

While what we celebrate at Easter—the resurrection of Jesus Christ—remains steadfast, we acknowledge that this year looks and feels different. For over a year, we have carried the burdens of worldwide sickness, deep loss, anxiety and polarization. We cannot gloss over these struggles, but we can create space for honest conversation and honest stories about who Jesus is. In our cultural moment, we’ve seen Jesus invoked to serve worldly agendas that differ greatly from the Jesus we see in Scripture—the One who set the ultimate example of unconditional love and radical reconciliation. We believe this real Jesus has real hope to offer us today. After you watch the service, we invite you to bring your questions, thoughts and curiosity to any of our follow-up opportunities. Learn more here: http://idcpdx.com/lent/easter-2021/

The way we treat and relate to one another matters deeply because we are living witnesses of Christ to the world. Pastor Mike Dean concludes our series, Colossians: Christ Our Life. Call to Worship Prayer for our Schools, Parents, Kids, Teachers & Administrators: Spirit of God, We ask that You would grant us eyes to see and ears to hear the places You are interested in making much of our vocations. For the family of God, humble our hearts that we would put on love and thankfulness. Shape us into people who are constantly speaking wisdom and truth to one another for the building up of Your body under the headship of Christ. And by this love that we find in Christ, may we live wisely among those who do not yet believe in order that we might make the most of every opportunity. May all our words be gracious and attractive, so that many more will come to dwell in Your presence.

Luke 19:1-10"As we move closer to the cross for Easter, may we know the power of the gospel. May we go all in on the right kingdom and quit chasing the things of the kingdom of this world. May we care more about others, about love, about a world where everyone is seen and treated as a child of God rather than pursuing power, beauty, money, success and all of the things this world says matter."Monologue was written by Rick McKinley from the Imago Dei Community, Imago Dei is a non-denominational church in SE Portland, striving to love God, each other and our neighbors well.

Pastor Michelle Jones continues our series, Colossians: Christ Our Life. In Colossians 1:15-20, we find Paul’s clearest picture of Christ's authority and sovereignty over all things, and particularly the Church.

This Sunday, Pastor Michelle Jones begins our new series, Freedom through Forgiveness. Forgiveness is not quick, easy work. In this introductory message, Michelle explores what forgiveness is AND what it’s not.

This Sunday is the start of Advent, the season in which we anticipate the coming of our Savior at Christmas. This year, our Advent sermon series seeks to connect Israel’s anticipation for the Messiah leading up to the birth of Jesus and our own longings as we wait for Christ to come again. How do we pray between these two Advents? 

Description: As Kingdom Citizens, we are called to be agents of healing in the world. At the close of an election that has shown us how severely divided we are as a nation, God’s people have work to do. We must not lose sight of each other’s humanity—no matter how different our views and experiences—and practice loving each other with sincerity, honor, goodness, and devotion. Pastor Rick McKinley continues our series. 

September 20th, 2020 Pastor Mike Dean wraps up our sermon series Jars of Clay. This Sunday we dig into the gift of reconciliation and why it is not something we can keep to ourselves.

What does it mean to live not for ourselves but for Jesus? Pastor Rick McKinley explores the picture Paul paints of a life compelled by love as our Jars of Clay series continues. Give to wildfire relief: https://idcpdx.com/outreach/wildfire-relief/ See fall 2020 groups: https://idcpdx.com/community/

September 6th, 2020God is not calling His Church to just get "back to normal." How might we learn to see with new eyes the Spirit-led opportunities in our current moment? Michelle Jones continues our Jars of Clay series.

We are being formed by the Spirit into the image of Jesus, who lives through us for the sake of others. What do we do with the tension between this hope-filled process and the reality of the brokenness that exists within us and within our world? Pastor Rick McKinley continues our Jars of Clay series.

August 9th, 2020How do we resist the constant pull toward distraction in our on-demand, technology-filled culture? What’s really at stake in this struggle over what we allow to capture our attention? AJ Swoboda returns to wrap up our sermon series.

August 2nd, 2020  Pastor Michelle Jones continues our Undistracted series with a sermon on Mark 5:25-34. God calls us to notice people and pain that often go unseen in our world. How can we learn to listen for the moments when we need stop and pay attention to this call?

July 26th, 2020Professor and Author AJ Swoboda continues our series, Undistracted. This week, AJ highlights the power of paying attention in three biblical stories: Moses and the burning bush (Exodus 3), Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well (John 4), and Peter heals a man at the temple gate (Acts 3:1-10).

July 19th, 2020 Professor and author AJ Swoboda leads us in a new sermon series focused on finding freedom from the distraction of our non-stop, technology-filled world and creating space for the Word and the Spirit of God to move and work in us.

June 12th, 2020 We have extended our We Are The Church sermon series one more week! This Sunday Pastor Michelle Jones speaks on injustice and how we as the church are called to actively care about doing justice, loving mercy, and entering conversations about race and reconciliation. Give to Imago Dei http://idcpdx.com/give/ ⁣

July 5th, 2020 Prayer is the uniquely, unified, and prophetic picture of the kingdom. All nations, different people, speaking with one voice, declaring the gospel with that voice. Pastor Michelle Jones shows us the picture of how the first church prayed, and how we should practice prayer as the church today. Give to Imago Dei Community idcpdx.com/give

July 5th, 2020 Prayer is the uniquely, unified, and prophetic picture of the kingdom. All nations, different people, speaking with one voice, declaring the gospel with that voice. Pastor Michelle Jones shows us the picture of how the first church prayed, and how we should practice prayer as the church today. Give to Imago Dei Community idcpdx.com/give

June 28th, 2020 What is the church's role in the kingdom? This week Pastor Rick Mckinley focuses on how we as the church are supposed to be active participants in bringing light to the darkness. As believers, we often set aside the keys to the kingdom for keys to our church building but God is calling us to do more. Matthew 16  To give to Imago you can click the link below idcpdx.com/give

June 21st, 2020 This week Pastor Rick Mckinley preaches from 1 John 1 and challenges us to be the light in the darkness. We are called to live in the light and love of Christ so that we can give it to others. To give to Imago Dei you can go to idcpdx.com/give To join Be the Bridge 101 you can go to idcpdx.com/be-the-bridge-101To check out the 2019-20 impact report you can go to idcpdx.com/impact

June 7th, 2020 In light of the killing of George Floyd, the public outcry for racial justice, we're asking how do we as a body of diverse people share in one lament and together stand for the gospel and sharing racial injustice. To check out our Justice resources you can go to: idcpdx.com/justiceTo connect with our covenant community next Sunday you can go to idcpdx.com/covenant-community

As we wrap up our Risen sermon series Pastor, Rick Mckinley talks about Christ’s humility as we honor Jeff Marsh and his ministry to Imago Dei. To leave Jeff a goodbye message you can go to idcpdx.com/bulletin

May 24th, 2020 In light of the Victory given to us through Jesus, followers of Jesus are urged to always give ourselves fully to the work of the Lord. This week Pastor Mike Dean walks us through how the kingdom of God is breaking into every area of our lives and how Christ is reigning and ruling as King.  To take the Survey: idcpdx.com/surveyTo sign up for a Community Group: idcpdx.com/community/community-groupsTo give to Imago: idcpdx.com/give

May 17th, 2020 How do you view the love of God?⁣⁣ ⁣Seeing our lives in light of the resurrection changes our perspective. Changing our behavior is another thing altogether. Pastor Michelle Jones looks at the one thing necessary to actively live into the future we hope for. Sign up for a community group: https://idcpdx.com/community/community-groups/ Take the Survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CF2Y6WM

May 10th, 2020 The resurrection is better news than most people understand. This week we look at how our future hope changes how we live in our day to day lives. How we live now shapes what we take with us into the future. Join us as we continue to celebrate Jesus' resurrection in our challenging moment. For updates on the relief fund and how to get involved, you can go to https://idcpdx.com/news/resources-relief/ To join or help lead a community group you can go to https://idcpdx.com/community/community-groups/

May 3rd, 2020 Resurrection can feel like an impossibility but when you live into the story of God you realize it’s the next step in the story of how God is saving the world. This week Pastor Rick Mckinley walks us through 1 Corinthians 15 diving deeper into what it means to follow a Risen God. To give to Imago you can go to idcpdx.com/give/ To be apart of praying for our city you can go to prayforportland.org/

April 26th, 2020 Jesus' resurrection did much more than create an Easter holiday, in fact His resurrection reshaped the future of everyone who follows Him. This week Pastor Rick walks us through through the surprising hope in store for every believer. The future is better than you might think.To watch this sermon online you can go to https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsTtyMR0jEl5ICHINRbEEgA/To get more info on Imago Dei Community you can go to our website at idcpdx.com

April 26th, 2020 Jesus' resurrection did much more than create an Easter holiday, in fact His resurrection reshaped the future of everyone who follows Him. This week Pastor Rick walks us through through the surprising hope in store for every believer. The future is better than you might think.To watch this sermon online you can go to https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsTtyMR0jEl5ICHINRbEEgA/To get more info on Imago Dei Community you can go to our website at idcpdx.com

April 19th, 2020What difference does it make that Jesus rose from the dead?⁣ For many of us, the resurrection of Jesus means little more than the guarantee of going to heaven after we die. We can miss how foundational the resurrection is to Christian life. ⁣This Sunday, we begin RISEN, a new series that will take us through the book of 1 Corinthians, exploring why the resurrection matters and how it can powerfully shape the way we live right now. ⁣⁣We encourage you to take some time this week and read 1 Corinthians. Notice Paul's references to resurrection, the second coming of Jesus, the references to the future judgment of Christ, etc. Wherever Paul points to the future, make a note of it! This will help us as we study together in the coming weeks. To watch this sermon online and follow along with our liturgy you can go to IDCPDX.COM/ONLINE

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To watch this sermon online you can click the link below:https://youtu.be/8NH4A4lKz1UTo sign up for updates you can go to idcpdx.com/updatesTo give you can go to idcpdx.com/giveFor more info on Imago Dei Community, you can go to our website at idcpdx.com

To watch this sermon online you can hit the link below: https://youtu.be/8NH4A4lKz1UTo sign up for updates you can go to idcpdx.com/updatesTo give you can go to idcpdx.com/giveFor more info on Imago Dei Community, you can go to our website at idcpdx.com 

March 1st, 2020 As we continue in our Cruciformed Life series we dive deeper into the path of becoming like the cross. Pastor Mike Dean teaches on what it looks like to share in Jesus' sufferings and how through suffering we become closer to Him. Matthew 5:43-48, 1 John 4:18, Romans 5:6-11

Pastor Rick is the founder and lead pastor of Imago Dei Community and has authored six books. He is a nationally known speaker at conferences including Q, Catalyst, and The Justice Conference. In 2012, Portland Monthly magazine voted him one of Portland’s 50 Most Influential People and he is widely respected as a leader who navigates the issues surrounding faith, culture, and the church. Rick lives in Portland, Oregon, with his wife and four children.

Rick McKinley is the founder and lead pastor of Imago Dei Community and a prolific author. He is a nationally known conference speaker at conferences including Q, Catalyst, and The Justice Conference. He has been putting one foot in front of the other in Portland, Oregon, for many years and... The post Rick McKinley-episode 155 appeared first on Anita Lustrea.

December 2nd, 2018  Eric Knox kicks off our Advent series, Giving Life. Focusing on John's Gospel, this week's message extoll's Jesus as the gift of true life we are all invited to receive. This message includes an update on Embrace Oregon, an initiative dedicated to revolutionizing the way the community and DHS work together to improve the lives of kids and families in crisis.  

In this episode, Jay and Isaac chat with Rick McKinley. Rick is the founder and lead pastor of Imago Dei Community and is the author of several books, including his latest Faith For This Moment. On this episode, we discuss the extremely polarized culture in which we live and the unique challenges this poses to followers of Jesus, who find themselves navigating the fine line between resisting, assimilating, and/or redeeming the brokenness of our world.

Joshua Ryan Butler is the Pastor of Local and Global Outreach at Imago Dei Community, a church in the heart of Portland, Oregon, where he gets to develop city ministries in areas like foster care, human trafficking and homelessness. He is also the author of The Skeletons in God's Closet and The Pursuing God

  In this episode, Sara talks with Eva Cruz Pena about her journey from nursing to ministry to counseling and eventually life coaching. Eva shares how she connects with her intuition, follows her heart and "lives whole, piece by piece." Eva coaches professional and entrepreneurial women to achieve the creative dream that burns deep within them so they can live the full expression of themselves, show up fully in the world and connect to their power and creative source.   Sara and Eva discuss: How they met Eva's early desires to be a flight attendant Listen to her mom and going to university Having a hard time deciding what to study Going to nursing school Working at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota The ups and downs of her nursing profession Feeling like something was missing Going back to school for a Masters in Theology Moving to Portland Pursuing a Masters in Counseling Healing herself through becoming a counselor Her growing restlessness and lack of satisfaction Looking very successful on the outside Being a pastor Experiencing a crisis of faith and not belonging Her breakdown to breakthrough moment Wise words from her psychiatrist Getting certified as a life coach Realizing what was missing from her life Reintegrating the pieces of herself that she'd left behind The freedom to get paid for who she is The ways that life coaching incorporates her knowledge and experience in nursing, theology and counseling How she intuits the "right choice" to make for her Feeling empowered to use her voice Feeling expansive and peaceful The power of visualizations Going to school while working and being a mom Always wondering: is this it? The moment she knew life coaching was "it" Never questioning herself Pushback from others in her career transitions Not getting sucked into people pleasing Other projects that she's working on like painting and her Courageous Malas Energy medicine Her guiding principle: "live whole, piece by piece" Her role models: The collective of women to make change in the world right now! Oprah Brené Brown Marie Forleo Danielle LaPorte Maya Angelou Feroshia Knight of Coach Training World Eva's one piece of advice to the listener   Eva's full bio: As a nurse, turned mom, turned theologian, turned Air Force chaplain, turned psychotherapist, turned pastor, turned businesswoman and life coach, Eva Cruz Pena has had quite the journey. This journey prepared her with a solid foundation to coach others become the best version of themselves. Eva has a bachelor’s degree in Nursing from the University of Puerto Rico and worked as a hematology and Post-Partum nurse at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. She has a Masters of Divinity and a Masters of Arts in Counseling from Multnomah University. She served in the Air Force Reserves as chaplain, and worked in the Multnomah Counseling Center as counseling intern and as Pastor of Women's Formation at Imago Dei Community. After completing her Whole Person Coaching Certification at Coach Training World in Portland, Oregon, she worked as an Executive Coaching and Leadership Consultant at V2A Solutions in Oregon. Today, Eva coaches professional and entrepreneurial women to achieve the creative dream that burns deep within them so they can live the full expression of themselves, show up fully in the world and connect to their heart’s truth, power and creative source. She currently resides in Rochester, Minnesota with her husband, two daughters and their Australian labradoodle. 

Welcome to Surge’s Faith, Work, and Rest podcast. Our goal is to help God’s people discern their vocations and reimagine their occupations for the good of their neighbors and the glory of God. In this episode, we listen to a clip from a Surge Lunch where Joshua Ryan Butler spoke about “The Leader and the Pursuing God.” He is the author of The Pursuing God and The Skeletons in God’s Closet. He’s the Pastor of Local and Global Outreach at Imago Dei Community, a church in the heart of Portland, Oregon, where he gets to develop city ministries in areas like foster care, human trafficking and homelessness. He also crafts international partnerships in areas like clean water, HIV-support and church planting. Links: http://surgenetwork.com/start-faith-work-rest http://www.missionaltraining.org/

Preston is in with Joshua Ryan Butler talking about his new book, The Pursuing God. Joshua serves as Pastor of Local and Global Outreach at Imago Dei Community, a church in the heart of Portland, Oregon, where he gets to develop city ministries in areas like foster care, human trafficking and homelessness. Josh also works to craft international partnerships in areas like clean water, HIV-support and church planting. Learn more about Joshua at joshuaryanbutler.com. You can tweet at Joshua @butlerjosh. Support Preston Support Preston by going to patreon.com Connect with Preston Follow him on Twitter @PrestonSprinkle Check out his website prestonsprinkle.com If you enjoy the podcast, be sure to leave a review.

From the Race & Justice Lecture Series. As racial tension continues to build, this is the beginning of an ongoing conversation about how we, as followers of Jesus, can best respond. Listen to the lecture from writer and speaker Mark Charles, in partnership with Imago Dei Community, as we lament the racial injustice that continues to haunt this nation.

Pastor Rick McKinley continues the series, "Practicing the Rhythms of Grace". For more information on Imago Dei Community, visit www.imagodeicommunity.com.

Terra and Leo are my friends. Terra is a successful working Mom of two. While working and raising the Kids with Jeff, one of my good friends, and the kid's Dad. (Papa as they call him.) Terra had a Christian upbringing through the Foursquare denomination. As a native of Portland Oregon, she attended Imago Dei Community. Upon moving to Seattle, it seemed like Mars Hill Church was the best option in attending a church in the Seattle area that might be like how Imago Dei was in Portland. We can all just imagine how that ended up going. Which in turn, led her not to ascribe to Christianity anymore. Being a former Christian, now recovering Jesus follower myself, I find her story to be all too common these days. The story's like Terra's need to be told. They need to be heard, and they need to be sympathized with so that we can become a better functioning common humanity. A humanity not divided by religion and race, doctrine and dogma. Now in raising two kids, Terra and Jeff have never told the kids about God, but Leo has come up with some conclusions of his own. This well-behaved, rad six-year-old boy joins his mom, shares why he doesn't swear, why he wants to be a good boy, and how he can love his sister even though she may not be, "as well behaved" as he is. THIS EPISODE IS AWESOME! Because Leo continues to steal the show!   Tip Us: https://www.patreon.com/losingourreligion Find Us: http://losingourreligion.org Join the CounterCulture Society: http://eepurl.com/bwqMWT

Joshua Butler, pastor at Imago Dei Community, talks about his new book "The Skeletons in God's Closet: The Mercy of Hell, the Surprise of Judgment, the Hope of Holy War." http://joshuaryanbutler.com/

Josh Butler, Pastor of Mission at Imago Dei Community in Portland, explains a Biblical understanding of Heaven, Earth, and Hell.

Eric Knox, Pastor of Diversity at Imago Dei Community in Portland, OR, describes the misconceptions some Christians develop and explains how to avoid them.