Podcasts about new community

In this week's episode, Pastor Willy Rice teaches from Ephesians 2:1–7, unpacking the profound shift from our spiritual brokenness to our vibrant life in Christ—and what it truly means to experience God's rich mercy and astonishing grace as He raises us up to display the boundless riches of His kindness for all eternity.Support the showFind us at! Calvary.us

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Message by: Scott Treadway The new community Jesus came to establish - His Church - is invited to be deeply connected, present, empathetic , and authentic. No matter how we're wired or how our life experiences shaped us, we can each strive to live as a deeply connected community of friends loving one another as Jesus loved us. For more please visit https://www.rancho.tv/events #wearerancho

Sometimes the problem is not that you need a better strategy.Sometimes the problem is that you're using someone else's proof to avoid diagnosing your own friction.In this episode, Ellyn unpacks the difference between real inspiration and borrowed certainty — the pattern where you see someone else's content, offer, dashboard, routine, launch, body, business, or confidence and immediately start questioning your own.This is not a “never learn from people” episode. This is about learning without abandoning your own data.Resources and links:The email list here.The NEW Community here.The FREE Friction Audit here.Key takeawaysBorrowed certainty happens when someone else's proof replaces your own data.Inspiration gives language to something your own game film already supports.High-capacity founders are especially vulnerable because they can execute quickly — even around the wrong problem.A prettier Notion dashboard, new offer name, stricter routine, or rebuilt content plan will not fix a misdiagnosis.Before you change the whole thing, run one clean test.You'll hear about:Why “it worked for them” can become one of the most expensive sentences in your businessThe difference between studying what works and copying from panicHow borrowed certainty shows up in content, systems, routines, and success metricsWhy a system cannot organize decisions you have not madeHow to stop treating every wobble like proof your whole business is wrongThe five Game Film questions from the episode. Before you change anything, ask:What happened right before I started looking outward?What did I try to change immediately after?Did this solve the problem, or did it just give me motion?What is my own proof saying?What would I test if I were not allowed to rebuild the whole thing?If you can feel the pattern but don't trust yourself to see it clearly, start with the async friction audit.It's a straight, no-fluff diagnostic that helps you name what's actually broken, what's just loud, what needs to be cut, and what next move makes sense before you build another thing that only looks right on paper.

Sometimes the problem is not that you need a better strategy.Sometimes the problem is that you're using someone else's proof to avoid diagnosing your own friction.In this episode, Ellyn unpacks the difference between real inspiration and borrowed certainty — the pattern where you see someone else's content, offer, dashboard, routine, launch, body, business, or confidence and immediately start questioning your own.This is not a “never learn from people” episode. This is about learning without abandoning your own data.Resources and links:The email list here.The NEW Community here.The FREE Friction Audit here.Key takeawaysBorrowed certainty happens when someone else's proof replaces your own data.Inspiration gives language to something your own game film already supports.High-capacity founders are especially vulnerable because they can execute quickly — even around the wrong problem.A prettier Notion dashboard, new offer name, stricter routine, or rebuilt content plan will not fix a misdiagnosis.Before you change the whole thing, run one clean test.You'll hear about:Why “it worked for them” can become one of the most expensive sentences in your businessThe difference between studying what works and copying from panicHow borrowed certainty shows up in content, systems, routines, and success metricsWhy a system cannot organize decisions you have not madeHow to stop treating every wobble like proof your whole business is wrongThe five Game Film questions from the episode. Before you change anything, ask:What happened right before I started looking outward?What did I try to change immediately after?Did this solve the problem, or did it just give me motion?What is my own proof saying?What would I test if I were not allowed to rebuild the whole thing?If you can feel the pattern but don't trust yourself to see it clearly, start with the async friction audit.It's a straight, no-fluff diagnostic that helps you name what's actually broken, what's just loud, what needs to be cut, and what next move makes sense before you build another thing that only looks right on paper.

Belle Pétale is a boutique floral design studio located in Lakewood, outside Tacoma, Washington. For owner Teresa Rao, each of her made-to-order floral arrangements is created with a custom palette of seasonal flowers sourced in the Pacific Northwest from local flower farmers. Teresa credits three influences for her aesthetic: “My spirit is American; my heart […] The post Episode 778: New Studio, New Branding, New Community with Teresa Rao of Belle Pétale appeared first on Slow Flowers Podcast with Debra Prinzing.

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“Families Moving Together' is a community-based project to engage preschool-aged children and their caregivers to pursue a more active lifestyle. Dr. Greg talks with project co-leaders, Dee Dlugonski and Katherine Jury.

Focus: What happens when people with different backgrounds, histories, personalities, and convictions are brought together by Jesus? The early Church is about to find out. As questions arise and tensions emerge, believers learn that unity does not come from everyone being the same. It comes from sharing the same Savior. Guided by the Spirit and grounded in the Gospel, the Church becomes a community marked by humility, generosity, sacrifice, and love. In a world constantly divided by differences, God's people are called to demonstrate a better way. This week invites us to see the Church not merely as an organization, but as a Spirit-woven family where Christ is at the center and every member has a place. Acts 15; Romans 12

'The New Community (virtues + households)' with Jaz Potter (Col 3:12–4:1) | 5.7.26 by Gateway Church Ashford

A new Community First Responder group is now providing potentially life-saving support to communities across north Clare.     The Ruan-Dysart group, established by emergency medical response charity CRITICAL, is the organisation's third Community First Responder service in the county.     Made up of 20 local volunteers, the team is trained to respond to cardiac arrests in the crucial minutes before an ambulance arrives.     To tell us more about the new service and what it means for the local community, Alan Morrissey was joined by Edward Walsh, Head of Operations & Standards Photo (c) CRITICAL

The Gospel says that we are reconciled across every divide, including racial divides. This week, both Nick and Yemi look at Galatians 2 where Paul confronts Peter for putting a dividing wall between Jew and Gentile. In a world that can be fractured by racial divides, what does living out the Gospel or reconciliation look like with people very different from ourselves? Find out more about New Community at: newcom.church

Welcome to Talking TLA, the podcast from The Landings Association, where we share conversations about the people and priorities shaping our community. Today's episode is all about community safety and getting to know the person leading that effort in The Landings -- TLA's new Community Safety Director, Jim Griner. Jim brings a strong background in safety and leadership, and we're looking forward to introducing him to residents and sharing more about his vision for the Security Department.

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The Gospel says that we are reconciled across every divide, including racial divides. This week, both Yemi and Nick look at Galatians 2 where Paul confronts Peter for putting a dividing wall between Jew and Gentile. In a world that can be fractured by racial divides, what does living out the Gospel or reconciliation look like with people very different from ourselves? Find out more about New Community at: newcom.church

David Kuhnhausen, former interim director of Portland's Permitting and Development bureau, has been appointed to lead Clark County's Community Development Department. County Manager Kathleen Otto cited his record of streamlining processes and building collaborative relationships. He starts June 1. https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/people/david-kuhnhausen-selected-as-countys-community-development-director/ #ClarkCounty #CommunityDevelopment #Vancouver #WashingtonState #LocalGovernment #Permitting #ClarkCountyToday

#930 At this point, many business owners think passive income is a myth. Here's the thing, though. While automating your revenue is usually the last step in the process, you'll never get there if you chase trends and start from scratch every time! But what if you could follow a clear roadmap to stay focused on what works? What if you had the right information at the right time to lock in and win? What if you could finally go from idea to income without getting sidetracked? That's where the new Superfans System within our SPI Community comes in! With this new learning experience, we've cracked the code on helping you build a business without getting overwhelmed or distracted! No more confusion about your next step. No more wasting time and attention on strategies that don't work. So listen in on today's episode because I'm chatting with Liz Wilcox, our amazing new Community Director, to walk you through these resources! Show notes and more at SmartPassiveIncome.com/session930.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In Part 10 of his series on Ephesians, Rabbi Schiller looks at the theme of community as a key vision for the local congregation, which is only possible by the Gospel doing radical heart surgery and giving us a radical new identity.

Quick one today as we rush through to prep ourselves for the storm.. It's already DUMPING! SAVE YOURSELVES!!!!   As always, we're also going over the best news and events on our radar this week.   We're looking for an Intern! Reach out to tell us how you can help!   Check out our new Community Events Page: https://realgooddenver.com/events   Follow RGD: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8u8GmvBi6th6LOOMCuwJKw Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/real_good_denver/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@realgooddenver   Do you have a Denver event, cause, opening, or recommendation that you want to share with us? We want to hear from you! Tell us what's good at tom@kitcaster.com. We're opening up early access to a custom Denver job alert program through our newsletter thanks to https://www.jobstreamai.com/. Sign up at realgooddenver.com to be the first to know when it's ready!! Check out our new Community Events Page: https://realgooddenver.com/events   News Red Rocks Schedule Padel Haus Soft Opening Phase   Events Sunset Sessions @ Outpost on Platte Whiskey Throwdown & Doughnut Showdown Denver AI Tech & Finance Networking Event   Shoutouts The Werks Community Events Page   ​​Music produced by Troy Higgins Goodboytroy.com

There's a new development project planned for the intersection of Holmes and Pleasant Grove in Southwest Lansing. This project is unique as it provides a creative investment opportunity for citizens. Joining Chris to share the vision and the strategy for the Holmes & Pleasant Grove project are members of the Lansing Growth Fund, Brent Forsberg and Melissa Hall!

Maurice celebrates a milestone birthday and reflects on the podcast's journey, emphasizing self-congratulation and the importance of self-care. This special episode also introduces a new community and workbook designed to support listeners in overcoming entrepreneurial challenges and identity issues. In This Episode:00:00 Introduction & Gratitude01:08 Reflecting on the Podcast Journey02:55 Congratulate Yourself & The Workbook04:15 New Community & Future Plans Key Takeaways:Prioritize self-care and relaxation to avoid burnout in your entrepreneurial journey.Acknowledge and celebrate your personal achievements and show up for yourself.Address identity challenges and imposter syndrome with practical tools and community support.Connect with a supportive community to continue discussions on purpose and growth.Utilize “The Well, Why Not? The Workbook” for actionable steps in personal development.

The Easter story of the empty grave means new life and a new identity in Christ, but that new beginning also brings you into a New Community: the Church. In this message, part of the Chapter 2 series, we challenge the idea that church is merely a resistible obligation and instead ask: What if the Church became a place you never wanted to leave? Drawing wisdom from the first community of believers in Acts 2, we uncover the essential ingredients that transformed a crowd into an irresistible, thriving community. We explore the power of being a devoted follower—focused on applying God's Word, practicing radical generosity, and engaging in essential fellowship—all of which must be underpinned by reverence, the realization that the true source of an irresistible church is the transformative presence of God. Tune in to discover the two key questions to ask yourself to fully engage and experience the life-changing community God intended.

Show Notes As we enter the month of May, we recognize that in our Catholic faith, it is a month dedicated to Mary. But it is also a month dedicated to Mental Health and awareness. And while there have been great strides made in terms of helping those who have suffered the loss of a loved one or are in any state of grief and sorrow, there are resources, how can we integrate our faith into our healing? And how can this help us understand that redemptive suffering can help us move forward in our lives?  Our GuestMarie is an Arizona native who has called North Texas home since 2006. A cradle Catholic, her faith was shaped through years of Catholic education and the influence of her grandmother, the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, an Irish immigrant priest from her childhood parish, and the Franciscan Friars who led her high school.She was married for 17½ years and is the mother of five children. After the sudden loss of her husband in September 2019, she felt called to walk alongside others in their healing, which led her to earn a master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Divine Mercy University graduating in 2023.Today, Marie is the founder of Spes Et Fortitudo Counseling in Colleyville, Texas, where she integrates her faith and clinical training to support those she serves. She loves spending time with her children, close friends, and traveling whenever she can.Connect with Our Guest Spes Et Fortitudo CounselingContact MarieMarie on catholictherapists.comDevotionLiturgy of the HoursScripture“Jesus wept.” (John 11:35)Resources mentioned in this episodeGriefshareStephen MinistriesFocus MinistriesRedbird Ministries S6 E14 Let Yourself Be Loved with Elizabeth LeonS1 E13 Moving Forward with Mark MyersInternational Association of Catholic Mental Health MinistersCatholicPsych.comRoundtable Discussions About Mental Health (USCCB)CatholicTherapists.comAdditional LinksMGP S6 E3 The Lord is Near to the Brokenhearted with Kate LeFaivreDivine Mercy UniversitySt. Francis de Sales quote St. Dymphna S3 E3 A Widow's Camino: The Road to Healing with Sherry Hayes-PierceS5 E5 New Grief, New Community with Lindsay Machnick Prayer for Marie's husband, Michael and all those who are grieving the loss of a loved one.Journaling QuestionsIn the beginning of the episode, Marie stated that “God allowed for us to just experience life, although not always easy, but always reminding us of our faith all around us.” What are some instances of your life where you can look back to see that God was present?Marie spoke about the meaning behind the name of her counseling practice, Spes Et Fortitudo, Latin for hope and strength. In thinking about your own times of grief and loss and sorrow, are there places where you found hope and strength through others? How do you deal with changes and adjustments in your life? Have you found helpful tools, prayers, or scriptures that have been helpful?Do you have a supportive faith community or trusted friends or family members with whom you feel safe sharing when you are feeling down or lost?Throughout the episode, Marie and Jennifer spoke about several resources available to help those in need of support. Did any of them speak to you? Take some time to explore each of them to see if one could benefit you.In thinking of your own times of loss or sorrow, where did you find comfort, strength, and support? Have you asked God to be part of your healing journey? Marie and Jennifer discussed the importance of having patience with yourself through your own process of grieving. Is this something that you find difficult? How do you think having more patience with yourself could benefit you personally?What is your morning glory?We hope you enjoy the Mourning Glory Podcast Feel. You can find links to all of our episodes, including a link to our brand new private online community on our website at www.mourningglorypodcast.com. God Bless!

Today - Camp Naco is expanding its vision, with plans for a new community hub that could bring everyday services and office space to Naco residents.Support the show: https://www.myheraldreview.com/site/forms/subscription_services/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today - Camp Naco is expanding its vision, with plans for a new community hub that could bring everyday services and office space to Naco residents.Support the show: https://www.myheraldreview.com/site/forms/subscription_services/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're celebrating 6 years of the Empowering the Working Mom Podcast—and what a journey it has been!What started as a calling has grown into a movement that has empowered hundreds of working moms to realign their lives, leadership, and vision with God.In this special bonus episode, we're reflecting on:The heart behind the podcastThe impact over the yearsWhy this movement is needed now more than everAnd… we're stepping into what's next: the launch of something powerful, The Vision Alignment Circle for Working MomsThis is not just a community—it's a sacred, faith-centered space where high-capacity working moms can gain clarity, build aligned strategies, and walk boldly in the vision God has called them to.If you've been feeling overwhelmed, out of alignment, or unsure about your next step…This community is for you.The Vision Alignment Circle was created for working moms who are ready to:✔️ Realign their life and career with God✔️ Get clear on their vision and next steps✔️ Build a strategy that honors their current season✔️ Move from burnout to balance✔️ Be supported by a community that understands their journeyThis is where transformation happens.Listen to this episode and reflect on where you are right nowThen…Stay tuned to Join the Vision Alignment Circle for Working Moms

On today's show, host Dana Pellebon is in conversation with District Attorney Ismael Ozanne about his office and the new community court that will help reduce racial disparities and recidivism in Dane County.  DA Ozanne has a long history in Madison, from playing soccer at UW-Madison to overseeing the report on racial disparities commissioned by Governor Doyle. He says that in a city with a growing population and growing law enforcement, there aren't enough public defenders to represent the community. His office has 30 total prosecutors, but there should be 1 prosecutor for every 10,000 residents. Many of these positions are funded by the state, but others like the Victim Witness Program and Crime Response Program are funded by the county. DA Ozanne discusses how these offices work together and how they will connect to a new initiative out of the Community Justice Council (CJC). The CJC was created in 2008 and now works to take criminal justice decisions out of the criminal courts.  The CJC is composed of major criminal justice leaders and aims to make evidence-based improvements and expand restorative courts with the goal of slashing recidivism rates, like similar programs in New York City and Chicago did. However, laws in Wisconsin mean that community courts have to take place in a courthouse, not in a more relaxed community setting. The new community court will be led by Circuit Judge Nia Trammell. District Attorney Ismael Ozanne is a lifelong resident of Madison, Wisconsin. He received his law degree from the UW Madison Law School in 1998 and was appointed as the Executive Assistant for the Department of Corrections (DOC), the largest cabinet agency in the state, by Governor Doyle in 2008. In 2010, he was appointed by Gov. Doyle to Dane County District Attorney and is the first African American District Attorney in Wisconsin's history. Featured image of District Attorney Ismael Ozanne. Did you enjoy this story? Your funding makes great, local journalism like this possible. Donate hereThe post A New Community Court is Coming to Dane County appeared first on WORT-FM 89.9.

Writer, Educator, Activist, Poet, Christopher D. Sims relocated to Springfield from Rockford and is community organizer for Illinois Peoples Action.He attended Rust College, Mississippi's oldest HBCU.

A believer looks forward to…  A New Totality v.1   A New Community v.2   A New Proximity v.3   A New Reality  v.4-5   A New Finality v.6-8  Live a life… Loving Him Longing for Holiness Looking for Heaven

Mark 3:7-21 and 3:31-35 A New Community I) The crowds clamor for Jesus v.7-12 II) Jesus calls the 12 to be with him and to send them out v.13-19 III) Jesus forms a new family v. 20-21, 31-35 Reflection Questions: 1) The crowds seek Jesus for healing and deliverance. Could we be doing something similar in our lives? 2) What have you discovered about happiness? 3) Jesus calls his disciples to both be with him and to be sent out proclaiming the gospel. Which of these needs more development in your life? What would be one step you could take this week to work on this? 4) Because discipleship is fundamentally relational and we cannot be with Jesus the same way that 12 were, how can we experience the relational dynamics we observe in the gospels? 5) Who is in your life that is a more mature follower of Christ, who is helping you grow, and who could you invest in for their spiritual development?

Despite record numbers of displaced people worldwide, resettlement options are facing a critical decline - global impacts including shrinking legal pathways, slashing of admission numbers and funding cuts to agencies. But for the first time, a new community-led initiative will support LGBTIQ+ refugees to apply for Australia's humanitarian program - offering dedicated support for priority processing.

God's plan for unity is bigger than politics or culture—and it starts with the church. Dr. Tony Evans explains how Jesus breaks down walls and brings people together without erasing their uniqueness.

God's plan for unity is bigger than politics or culture—and it starts with the church. Dr. Tony Evans explains how Jesus breaks down walls and brings people together without erasing their uniqueness.

God's plan for unity is bigger than politics or culture—and it starts with the church. Dr. Tony Evans explains how Jesus breaks down walls and brings people together without erasing their uniqueness.

Show Notes In some of our earlier episodes, Andrea and Jennifer stressed the importance of giving ourselves permission to grieve, even encouraging you, our dear listeners, that we give you permission to grieve. But we all know that doing something like that is easier said than done. Sometimes, we don't even realize we haven't taken the time to grieve a loss until years, even decades after a loss. In this episode, Andrea and Jennifer explore how difficult that truly can be for all of us.LinksSutter's FortSteel MagnoliasMGP S5 E5 New Grief, New) Community with Lindsay MachnikDelayed Grief (SondermindPrayer for the souls of Diana Irene O'Connell and Jennifer's grandmother, Helen Gregory.Journaling QuestionsWhy do you think it takes some people to grieve later than others?  How can this remind us that grief has no timeline? Jennifer shared the experiences of delayed grief with the loss of her parents. Have you found her experience relatable? How can triggered moments (unexpected/unplanned moments of grief) be a gift but also a struggle? How can God work in these unplanned moments? What is your mourning glory?

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Medical Notes: The New Community Flu Shot, A Better Treatment For Schizophrenia, And How Vitamins Can Protect Male FertilityA breakthrough in mental health treatment is offering new hope for those living with Schizophrenia. Scientists may have found the breakthrough for a flu shot that protects the community. Are vitamins the secret to male fertility? The thrill of the game may be fueling more than just team spirit. Host: Maayan Voss de Bettancourt Producer: Kristen Farrah Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The Sanctuary for Independent Media has been nominated for a HUDSY, a brand-new community awards celebration, in the category of the Golden HUDSY alongside fellow institutions Youth Fx and Woodstock Film Festival. To learn more about this Vote for the Golden Award, as well as for the Create, Educate, and Connect Awards, Sina Basila Hickey spoke with Destiny Pineda, the Operations Manager at HUDSY. Community voting is now open! Visit www.Hudsy.org

What if moving to a new town could be the perfect opportunity to start over—not just personally, but professionally? That's exactly what Courtney Welch, founder of Champion Speech Therapy in North Port, Florida, did when she decided to take control of her career and open her own private practice.Courtney is a speech-language pathologist and owner of Champion Speech Therapy, she has been in the field for 9 years and nearly 2 years as a private practitioner. She specializes in adult rehabilitation, including clients with Parkinson's disease, aphasia, swallowing disorders, and head and neck cancer recovery.Her approach combines evidence-based treatment with compassion and accessibility, serving a population often overlooked in outpatient rehab.Courtney always thought she'd be a teacher, but while working at a retirement community during college, she discovered her love for the older population and found her true calling in speech-language pathology. After years in skilled nursing and hospital-based outpatient care, multiple moves forced her to start over again and again—until she began to feel exhausted from jobs that limited her time off and schedule. That's when she found the Private Practice Bootcamp and later the Start Your Private Practice Program, deciding it was time to build something of her own.In this episode, Courtney shares everything starting from when she launched Champion Speech Therapy, she had no local connections. But she quickly realized her small town lacked any outpatient speech therapy services—making her the perfect person to fill that gap. With determination and a stack of flyers, she introduced herself to local doctors, OTs, PTs, and home health agencies. Within one week, she landed her first five referrals—proof that her leap of faith was exactly what her community needed.In Today's Episode, We Discuss:The moment she realized she couldn't take “one more job” working for someone elseWhat it's like starting a practice in a brand-new communityHow she found her first clients with simple grassroots marketingWhy she loves serving adults with Parkinson's, aphasia, and cancer rehabHer journey from 100% mobile therapy to a co-working office spaceCourtney's story proves that you don't need a marketing degree, a big city, or years of business experience to succeed—you just need the courage to start. By combining persistence, compassion, and a willingness to learn, she built a thriving private practice from the ground up in a brand-new town.Ready to take control of your career and start your own private practice—just like Courtney did? The Start Your Private Practice Program gives you the roadmap, resources, and support to get started. Learn more at www.StartYourPrivatePractice.com.Whether you're just starting or ready to grow, I can help you create a practice that gives you freedom, flexibility, and fulfillment. Visit www.IndependentClinician.com to learn more.Resources Mentioned:Check out her website: championspeechfl.comWhere We Can Connect: Follow the Podcast:

This week we're doing something a little different—my guest joins us to interview me! Nathan Collier is a content specialist and a former sports journalist. He's also a baseball dad, middle school coach, and president of his local rec league. Nathan takes me through my baseball story. We go through my journey from youth leagues to high school, through my time playing D1 baseball at Xavier, the Independent Leagues, and then into my current role as a college baseball recruitment expert. We talk about our shared love of baseball, the mental side of the game, and the goal of providing honest, straightforward guidance for players, parents, and coaches trying to navigate the college baseball recruiting process. We also talk about the all-new Patrick Jones Baseball Player Community, which launches today! You can request to join at this link:https://www.skool.com/patrick-jones-baseball-2715/aboutOn X:Patrick Jones Baseball: @pjonesbaseball

There's no one section where Jesus lays out how a relationship with him radically changes our human relationships and forms a new, deep, radical human community in Christ. It's not in one place — it's all throughout the Sermon on the Mount.  The Sermon on the Mount is really a description of a new kind of community. What does Jesus teach us about this radical new community that is formed by his gospel message? When it comes into your life, how does it create this new community between those who believe in Jesus?  Jesus teaches us four things: 1) the necessity of this new community, 2) the intensity of this new community, 3) the symmetry of this new community, and 4) the causality of this new community. This sermon was preached by Dr. Timothy Keller at Redeemer Presbyterian Church on May 16, 1999. Series: The Mount; Life in the Kingdom. Scripture: Matthew 5:21-24, 45-48; 7:1-6. Today's podcast is brought to you by Gospel in Life, the site for all sermons, books, study guides and resources from Timothy Keller and Redeemer Presbyterian Church. If you've enjoyed listening to this podcast and would like to support the ongoing efforts of this ministry, you can do so by visiting https://gospelinlife.com/give and making a one-time or recurring donation.

God's plan for unity is bigger than politics or culture—and it starts with the church. In this message, Dr. Tony Evans explains how Jesus breaks down walls and brings people together—without erasing their uniqueness.