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The District Life Podcast is a place where we celebrate the distinct identity of the city where we live as well as talk about what it looks like to follow Jesus and to be "in & for" the places where we live, learn, work, and play!
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Deeper Conversations to Deeper Connections (opens the original)
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Using John Powell's 5 levels of Communication as a jumping off point, Travis and Eli discuss more particularly what it looks like to connect with people on a deeper level conversationally. The fruit of being known and knowing another person is powerful and beautiful!
What We Misunderstand About Heaven (opens the original)
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The message of Revelation in all of its impressionist complexity & symbolism can easily leave us with misunderstandings about the afterlife for those who don't delve into understand it! Travis and Eli discuss some of those misunderstandings and the reality that the truth of heaven is so much sweeter than our imaginations!
Dissident Disciples (opens the original)
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Scot McKnight coined the term "Dissident Disciples" in his book "Revelation for the Rest of Us". In this episode, Travis & Eli sit down to discuss the term and its implications for us. Within the natural dissidence that Christ-followers live in, since we are eternal residents of a different kingdom, we are not meant to be people who simply shout out warnings of impending judgment or cataclysm! Instead, we should be people of hope, eager to warn anyone who would hear!
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