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Question for Shine 2026
Regarding the clinical side, what will be the name? Does this run against a bylaws that puts members in pickle?
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Under construction. So very confusing for now. Questions: 1. Who is the “we” for training, coaching, accountability, etc written in Todd’s presentation? 2. Why the speed to push all of thos forward so quickly? 3. Being in a network makes sense for many, but does the dynamic change as it becomes a mini church body?…
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Brothers, thank you for the work you are doing and the heart behind it. I want to ask a question for clarity and discernment. What is driving the apparent speed and urgency to establish not only a ministry network, but also a formally recognized ecclesial church body tied to that network? Specifically, if participation or…
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With all respect, to the leadership, I came here to hear about the launch of GO, and Dr. Jones skipped about a 1/3 of the explanation it seems due to time constraints. I have 2 guys in CMPL now and others who are praying about it. We are lookkng at laucnhing a secknd site. I…
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How do we engage fellow pastors who deny that the bridge is broken?
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will we have access to the presentation slides?
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Your comments on how Ecclesiology asks the world to come to the Word, whereas Missiology brings the Word to the world was fantastic. This helps me understand the irrational decisions to shut down missions like Hong Kong or Concordia Ann Arbor. How do you suggest we explain this antiquated (and erroneous) view of the Word…
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Read MoreCentrality of the Church
We believe the ministry is primarily formed around local congregations. We believe the authority of the local congregation to steward their resources and call workers is absolute, and congregations have the responsibility to develop policies to accomplish both in good order. Matt. 18:17; Matt 16:18
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We value God’s mission,* not personal ego, always asking how our work serves the body of Christ and brings glory to God, not ourselves.** We value courage, rooted in Scripture, speaking truthfully and lovingly even when it’s hard. We encourage forward-moving, hope-filled action, focusing on what we can influence by God’s grace rather than dwelling…
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