Forest Hill Church PodcastEven in the place of our deepest failures, Jesus interjects with the hope of restoration đź‘Źđź‘Źđź‘Ź Why? Because the reality of the Resurrection changes everything. Our failures are opportunities for God to express His hope and love and Kingdom impact for the entire world.
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This week Stacey Martin invites Paula Forte, Family Ministry Director at Forest Hill NoDa, and Rebecca Woodman, Director of Care & Counseling, to talk about the racism and the Church.
This is a conversation you do not want to miss. Together, we talk about:
◾️Creating relationships with people who look different than us
◾️Conquering the fear of saying the wrong thing
◾️Addressing the barriers that we’re knowingly and unknowingly building
◾️The fluidity of terminology
◾️What it means to cultivate Kingdom diversity
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Parenting expert Jim Fay joins us again to share more of his incredible insight into his method of parenting with love and logic.
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When we hear the word “apocalypse,” our mind floats to the question, “When?”
But the word apocalypse?
In Greek, it actually means to “uncover” or “reveal.” So, instead of asking “when” — what if we shifted our question to ask “what”?
➡️ What is God trying to reveal to us when the world around us (or our “worlds”) starts to crumble?
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We can’t love God until we recognize how much He loves us first. We can’t love others until we recognize how much He loves us. As Jesus followers, we are called to love our neighbors. God calls us to love people who look different than us and longs for us cultivate Kingdom diversity. Together we can choose to give power to things that matter by loving and listening to those whose experiences and histories are different than our own.
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This week we’re digging into the archives and bringing back a conversation from a few years ago. Perhaps now more than ever, we are desperate for God to work in our hearts. We hope this conversation equips you to have the necessary hard conversations about racism, bias and divides in order to do the good work of bridge building.
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Has a barrier kept you from connecting with God? A barrier that tells you that you are not good enough for the church or fit into the church enough?
This is NOT what Jesus is about. His kingdom is for every person and every nation.
You can start today, as a follower of Christ recognizing the external barriers tat keep others from connecting to God and His community and build a bridge to people to live a full dynamic life in Him.
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This week we’re joined by Lindsay Knuckles, middle school pastor at our Fort Mill location , Keith Burney, campus pastor at our NoDa location and Jason Smith our pastor of Direction. On this week’s episode of Bridged, we dig into racism, justice and power. We are breaking those down and moving forward TOGETHER by building bridges to one another.
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We have let our desire of being “The greatest” & “The best” cloud our true command of loving one another. Jesus tells us if we are to follow Him, we are to be a servant to each other and commit to do what it takes to love one another.
This weekend, Pastor Jason Smith teaches from Mark 9 & 10 and reminds us if we are to be great, we must choose to go last. It’s not about how high you start, but it’s how low you go.
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This week Stacey Martin invites our Care & Counseling department to hear what it looks like to acknowledge our feelings during this time of COVID-19 and how isolation and boundaries with technology can help us do that. Hear from licensed counselors about how to use this disruption to grow emotionally and spiritually instead of numbing out.
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