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Can’t wait to be with my friends and colleagues at @mtcphx and the @SurgeNetwork later this week to talk together about the structures of congregational outreach and the roles of elders, deacons and other Jesus-followers in the redemptive drama playing out on our local stages.
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Powerful things are afoot in Phoenix!
"Power should be shared and used to protect the most vulnerable because that's what Jesus did." - @DrCEdmondson
We had the privilege of having guest speaker Dr. Edmondson talk about how we as Christ’s Church might reimagine what healthy church discipline should look like.
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Meditating on the prophetic word Bishop Dr. Jackie L. Green gave last night: “The Lord says to the Church in Arizona [the] Awakening shall ruffle the feathers of the religious, the racist, and the political systems, that war for the identity of the state.” instagram.com/p/Cc6JR1aPL8n/… – at Phoenix, AZ
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In the podcast, John talks about how he is stewarding his power as he confronts the vast inequities between those who grow and cultivate coffee beans and those who ultimately benefit from the final product.
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This concept is central to this week’s episode featuring John Onwuchekwa with Portrait Coffee. As part of the Surge Network’s Faith, Work & Rest Podcast, CTC’s Global Faith & Work Initiative (GFWI) is sponsoring 6 episodes on how faith & work intersects with mercy & justice.
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In this video, Kimberly Deckel encourages us to think about how we steward our power and influence to better serve those in our places of work who have less power than us or have been pushed to the margins.
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Let’s take another look at this first episode and consider Kimberly’s question: How might we form communities in our work places and industries that collectively embody justice, mercy and faith through our work? Listen to full podcast here: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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As part of the @SurgeNetwork Faith, Work & Rest Podcast, CTC’s Global Faith & Work Initiative (GFWI) is sponsoring six episodes focused on how faith and work intersects with mercy and justice.
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Move at the speed of the Spirit, not the speed of crisis, opportunity, or money. The Spirit’s speed is always slow enough to ensure spaciousness for depth of relationship.
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It takes humility to love others, especially those who are not like us. We must find where we are not seeing people the way God sees them. When we recognize God’s image in our neighbors, we can more faithfully love them. (@dennaepierre)
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The movement of God's people in our cities is as simple as observing the patterns of Jesus with the same attention and wonder of a fifteen-month-old. Love God. Love people. New from @dennaepierre! buff.ly/3t9jt58
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Dennae Pierre, with CTC North America and Surge Network in Phoenix, is passionate about equipping leaders to serve gospel-centered and outward-focused congregations so that they're able to represent Christ in all parts of our city.
Read on our website: redeemercitytocity.com/artic…
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Lord, you are the fullness of every moment, the only non-distraction, out of which you share in our awareness and response.
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El año 2022 apenas empieza. ¿Por qué motivos deberíamos estar orando?
@dennaepierre de @cretecollective, @citytocityna y @surgenetwork nos comparte 10 ideas para orar por un mejor 2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣2️⃣👇
bit.ly/10oraciones2022
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Replying to @abrahamcho @alanhirsch
I love this quote! @SurgeNetwork talks a lot about weaving fabrics of friendship across our city & organizing our structure in such a way that we can incubate ever evolving and growing networks that hold a similar dna & cross pollinate, but are distinct in their focus.
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Here’s a short piece I wrote for @CTmagazine… 10 Prayers for the New Year. 🥂 🙏🏽 christianitytoday.com/ct/202…
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We need to end each year praying,
“and in his name all oppression shall cease.”
All violence.
All injustice.
All hatred.
All sickness.
All loss.
All death.
Christ liberates us from sin. He heals this world.
Yes, at this truth we fall to our knees.
















