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The Living Room Podcast is where we have conversations about house church, micro-church, and what it looks like living the everyday mission of Christ.If you are wanting to learn more about planting a house church or micro-church, or looking for resources to help you connect…
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Episode #44: Sending as a Discipleship Practice (opens the original)
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This episode continues our series sharing recordings from the main sessions during the first ever LC Equip Conference hosted and led by Living Church in April 2025. The theme of the conference was around Four Practices of Discipleship: Sharing Scripture, Sharing Life, Sharing Mission, & Sending . In this episode, we're sharing a full recording from the main session focused on the discipleship practice of Sending. This session was taught Jeremy Ellis. Jeremy is an Elder with Living Church and the
Episode #43: Sharing Mission Stories | Chris & Betsy Costanza (opens the original)
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In this episode, Mark welcomes Chris & Betsy Costanza into the Living Room. The Costanzas have been pastoring and leading a house church in Cincinnati, OH for several years. Listen in as they share their journey into house church and personal stories of how they and their house church live the discipleship practice of Sharing Mission. Whether you're a pastor, ministry leader, or follower of Jesus seeking to make disciples and grow as a disciple, this episode will encourage you with a variety of
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