HeyJaredThe CGN Podcast
The CGN Mission & Methods Podcast is the official podcast of the Calvary Global Network (CGN). Hosted by CGN Director, Kellen Criswell, the podcast features discussions on theology and ministry practice related to three foundational aspects of Great Commission work: gospel…
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CGN International Conference: S6. E11 Session 2 with Dr. Carmen Joy Imes (opens the original)
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What does it mean to bear God’s name ? Explore Exodus and discover how God’s people are called to reflect His character—especially through His fierce care for the orphan, widow, and immigrant. We’ll rethink Old Testament law, the true meaning of freedom, and the church’s mission in today’s world. And we’ll see the two paths to influence: worldly power or self-giving love. Jesus chose the way of love, sacrifice, and service. What might that look like for us today? CGN Network Meetings CGN Lead
CGN International Conference: S6. E10 Session 1 with Brian Brodersen (opens the original)
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In this episode of the CGN Podcast, Brian Brodersen opens Session 1 of the CGN International Conference by reminding us that the church was made for times like these. Drawing from Jesus’ words about being the salt and light of the world, Brian challenges church leaders to become more like Jesus and to live out the Kingdom of God through righteousness, peace, and joy. In a world filled with darkness and uncertainty, this is our moment to faithfully reflect Christ and proclaim the hope of the gosp
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