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8-15-21 Where Two or Three are Gathered in My Name by MPPC

(00:00-010:13): Brian and Ian chatted about Pastor Justin Speak's MSNBC interview where he compared the Gamestop Stock story to the Parable of the Rich Fool. Check out the interview clip here.   (10:13-38:32): Dave Ferguson, Co-Founding Pastor & Lead Pastor of Community Christian Church and Lead Visionary for NewThing, and Jon Ferguson, Co-Founding Pastor & Lead Teaching Pastor of Community Christian Church and Movement Architect for NewThing, joined Brian and Ian to chat about their new book, BLESS: 5 Everyday Ways to Love Your Neighbor and Change the World.     (38:32-47:53): Brian and Ian discussed Emma Green's article for The Atlantic, “Betraying Your Church—And Your Party.” (47:53-57:04): Now that we have a vaccine, should everyone head back to in-person worship? Brian and Ian unpacked Daniel P. Chin's Christianity Today article, “Where Two or More Are Vaccinated: Advice for Churches in 2021.” (57:04-1:06:30): Brian and Ian reacted to Thaddeus Williams' Gospel Coalition article, “The False Gospel of Assuming the Worst of Others.”     (1:06:30-1:15:18): Brian and Ian shared their thoughts on Dr. Jim Denison's Denison Forum article, “The death of my spiritual father: Is this “the greatest evangelistic hour” in history?”  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of "Where Two or Three", Mark Paustian and John Wildauer continue the discussion on listening, highlighting a few of the barriers that can get in the way, and identifying some strategies that can help you, too, be a better listener in your day to day life.  BONUS CONTENT: Weird feelings about the German language, a children's story, and a sad story about a specific child in a dystopian universe. 

In this episode of "Where Two or Three", Mark Paustian and John Wildauer begin a discussion on listening, exploring the ideas of a few scholars with thoughts around this important realm of communication.  BONUS CONTENT: A sitcom about car salesman? 

In the final episode on the 3 parts of friendship, Gretchen and Katie talk about what it means to bear one another burdens. It starts with a lot of humility and ends with us continually being realigned to tangible truth when our circumstances start to crush us. While many of us like to be the one to rush to help and "be the savior" in a situation, it's almost harder to be the one asking for help with a burden, as though not handling a burden very well is affiliated with so much shame. God has designed and gifted us with friendship, and bearing one another's burdens is one of the main part of that. Books we mentioned at the end: Where Two or Three Are Gathered: Essays on Friendship by Scott Keith Unveiling Mercy by Chad Bird Support 1517

Mike speaks with Scott about the role of the Law and Gospel in Christian preaching. Dr Keith believes that the Law should first kill any hope of self-righteousness before the gospel brings life, so in a sense, a preacher is both a hitman (killing) and a midwife (bringing life). They also speak about beautiful feet, procrastination, liturgy and the value of forgiveness.Dr. Scott Keith is the Executive Director of 1517 and adjunct professor of Theology at Concordia University, Irvine. He earned his doctorate from Foundation House Oxford, under the sponsorship of the Graduate Theological Foundation, studying under Dr. James A. Nestingen. Dr. Keith’s research focused on the doctrine of good works in the writings of Philip Melanchthon.He is a co-host of The Thinking Fellows podcast, contributor to 1517, Christ Hold Fast and The Jagged Word blogs, and author of Being Dad: Father as a Picture of God’s Grace, and Where Two or Three are Gathered. Dr. Keith resides in California with his wife, Joy, dividing his time between the mountains and the beach. They have three adult children and two grandchildren.The Expositors Collective podcast is part of the GoodLion podcast network, for more thought provoking Christian podcasts visit https://goodlion.io

Fr. Frank Pavone's Homily for August 12, 2020: Where Two or Three Are Gathered by Priests for Life

In this episode of "Where Two or Three", Mark Paustian and John Wildauer discuss empathy. How does it relate to sympathy and perspective-taking? When is it called for, and when is it NOT called for?  BONUS CONTENT: A story about mugs. 

In this episode of "Where Two or Three", Mark Paustian and John Wildauer talk about culture. How do different cultures experience guilt and shame? Or justification and honor? A conversation guided by Hofstede's cultural dimensions theory.  BONUS CONTENT: Andrew Peterson's "resonator" and an intro to Russian idioms.

In this episode of "Where Two or Three", Mark Paustian and John Wildauer discuss ethical dialogue. What are powerful words like in times of disagreement? What are some steps to take that will allow a meaningful conversation to take place? 

In this episode of "Where Two or Three", Mark Paustian and John Wildauer discuss powerful words. What makes some of them "speak" to us? Why are some words incredibly effective? Also stay tuned for somewhat relevant stories about running and cross country. 

In this episode of "Where Two or Three", Mark Paustian and John Wildauer discuss social perception (also known as social cognition), the various - and often times flawed - ways we perceive and make sense of one another. 

The Thinking Fellows record a live podcast every year at the Here We Still Stand conference. Per tradition, the Fellows are joined by Drs, Jim Nestingen, and Steve Paulson. Sit back, relax, grab a drink, and enjoy the show as the fellows discuss the common faith. Show Notes: Register for HWSS 2020 Where Two or Three are Gathered Credo Why Believe Anything at All Free to Be Small Catechism 

In this episode of "Where Two or Three", Mark Paustian and John Wildauer discuss the implications of media ecology - how the advancement of technology irreversibly changes the way we interact with one another - and what that means for the church today. 

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The following is an excerpt from“Where Two or Three Are Gathered” edited by Scott Keith (1517 Publishing, 2019).

In this episode of "Where Two or Three", Mark Paustian and John Wildauer go in-depth on a subject near and dear to them both, indirect communication. Tune in and overhear part two; it too is a special one.

In this episode of "Where Two or Three", Mark Paustian and John Wildauer go in-depth on a subject near and dear to them both, indirect communication. Tune in and overhear part one; it's a special one.

The Thinking Fellows are joined by friends to have a conversation in a Hotel bar in Bergen Norway. While the show covers many topics, the discussion centers on the importance of friendship and dialogue in the Christian life. Sit back, relax, grab a drink, and enjoy the show.   Show Notes: Support 1517 Where Two or Three are Gathered Tactics

Today is a very special episode of Change The Subject! Five days before her highly anticipated 1 Year Anniversary Live Show of her amazing podcast, The I SAID NO! Podcast....we are blessed to hold a conversation with an exceptional content creator and well respected life coach we know as Stefanie, The Life Architect. She has set a new milestone for BJ in his podcast career, as well as his personal life. And it takes place in this episode that we are now sharing with you!This episode is titled Where Two or Three Are Gathered...which derives from the scripture Matthew 18:20 in the Bible. Those of us who grew up in the church are very familiar with this scripture, and its intentions. But in this conversation, it was used on BJ in a very manipulative manner. It raised an eyebrow, rage and questions within BJ, and ultimately led to isolation, disconnect, and feelings of grief in terms of his family life. But fortunately for BJ, he has been able to build some very strong, resourceful relationships along the way...one of which is Stefanie. She completely unraveled and tore apart this dysfunction with so many hay maker power points, perspectives, and spiritual knowledge. This conversation is relative to many of us who deal with family and church hurt, manipulation, and trauma bondage. And prayerfully after hearing this, your perspectives will completely change...and will encourage you to deal with the bondage of your own life.In this conversation, Stefanie and I discussed:Trauma Bondage, Causes, and EffectsChanging The Terminology of Feelings That Traumatically Bind You With Toxic PeopleEmotional HomelessnessCommon Enemy IntimacyLabeling and AcceptanceThere were so many great talk points that we were able to discuss in this conversation. To those of you who are struggling with relationships of any kind, this is an excellent conversation to begin your emotional renovation process. Stefanie equipped the listeners with amazing emotional strategy and spiritual base to build your foundation on. I can't say enough about this show. Give it a listen, and tell us what you think! And if you listen to the very end...you will hear Stefanie ask " Is that It???"....expecting more from the conversation, based on what we originally discussed before we started recording. Reason being is because BJ forgot a huge portion of the conversation, from simply being floored by her wisdom. So be on the lookout for a Part 2!!! But for now, enjoy Where Two or Three Are Gathered! This is great content that everyone will enjoy!!!

8-4-19 - IDTTMWYTTM - "Where Two or Three Are Gathered" by Pastor Stephen Woodard

In this episode of "Where Two or Three", Mark Paustian and John Wildauer discuss communication, touching on its history, the different ways we can define it, what it is, and what it isn't. 

In this episode of "Where Two or Three", Mark Paustian and John Wildauer finish their two-part conversation on narrative and how it deepens our understanding of scripture. 

In this episode of "Where Two or Three", Mark Paustian and John Wildauer begin a two-part conversation on narrative and how it deepens our understanding of scripture. 

Listen to this incredible sermon "Where Two or More are Gathered" by Evangelist Pat Schatzline

In the first episode of "Where Two or Three", Mark Paustian and John Wildauer introduce the meaning and purpose of the podcast, as well as exploring scripture through the lens of Expectancy Violations Theory. 

Misused Verses – Where Two or Three are Gathered Matthew 18:15-20

Where Two or Three Are Gathered: Transforming the Parish through Communities of Practice SECOND ANNUAL STM RELIGIOUS EDUCATION LECTURE October 27, 2016Presenter: Jane E. Regan Ministers in today’s parishes face a variety of challenges as they strive to create a context within which the faith is proclaimed, preached, taught, celebrated, and lived.  Forming this kind of dynamic community requires that the adult believers embody maturity of faith and a spirit of evangelization.  Using the concept of “community of practice,” this presentation sets out a new way to think about the life of the parish and a model for effectively leveraging and enhancing present parish dynamics and structures. Sponsored by the School of Theology and Ministry Jane E. Regan is STM associate professor of theology and religious education, director, STM continuing education, and chair, STM Department of Religious Education and Pastoral Ministry.

Where Two or More Are Gathered

Where Two or More Are Gathered

The Ecclesiastical Trials: Learning from Jesus the ability to confront and heal the hypocrisy and wounds within the church. HYMNS & SONGS: `O Worship the King `Where Two or Three are Gathered `Forever Will I Praise Thee `The Old Rugged Cross

The Ecclesiastical Trials: Learning from Jesus the ability to confront and heal the hypocrisy and wounds within the church. HYMNS & SONGS: `O Worship the King `Where Two or Three are Gathered `Forever Will I Praise Thee `The Old Rugged Cross

The Arrrest: Injustice- when to resist and when to accept HYMNS & SONGS: `O Worship the King `Where Two or Three are Gathered (J. Purifoy) `Forever Will I Praise Thee (J. Sanborn) `The Old Rugged Cross

The Arrrest: Injustice- when to resist and when to accept HYMNS & SONGS: `O Worship the King `Where Two or Three are Gathered (J. Purifoy) `Forever Will I Praise Thee (J. Sanborn) `The Old Rugged Cross