City and Scripture

Craig Kidder
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It's hard to be a saint in the city. BUT… What if the city could be fertile soil for your flourishing ? Following Jesus where the rent is high, people are transient, and the story of scripture feels other worldly. Daily devotionals to keep you rooted. Weekly long‑form to help you go deep. Coming June 2026

  1. ٦ مارس

    The Gap Between What Is and What Could Be

    Craig and Luke explore the disconnect between what is and what could be. Most of us don't resist change because we're afraid. We are protecting what works. Protecting what works feels wise. Craig unpacks a reframe: disappointment can be a gift. It's a signal in the soul that says, you were made for more than this.  Luke brings the practical: when you catch yourself living inside an old pattern, you have exactly three options. He walks through each one with honesty and clarity, helping you see that awareness alone isn't transformation. Together, Craig and Luke map the inner journey from resistance to reception.  If you've ever felt stuck between who you were and who you're becoming, this conversation is your next step.

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  2. ٢٩ يناير

    Why is Connection So Hard?

    Luke and Craig why connection is so hard. We pick up beliefs that keep us where we are. How do we unstuck and experience what we only hope is possible?

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  3. ٢٢ يناير

    Make Isolation History: Join a Group

    It's hard to make friends as adults. More of us spend more time alone than at any other point in history. Isolation is not good for us. When we're isolated we grow suspicious of our neighbors. When we're isolated we stunt our growth. What can we do? Join a group. To lead a group click here

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  4. ١٦ يناير

    Hobby Groups: Make Isolation History

    It's so hard to make friends as an adult. We want to remove obstacles to find connections. Use the your hobbies to build a bridge toward connection. Over the next 2-3 weeks we will be gathering leaders to lead a hobby group. To sign up to lead a hobby group click here.

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  5. ٨ يناير

    How to Build Trust

    We need trust to experience connection. Yet trust is hard to find. Craig and Luke walk through three things we can do to create trust, regardless of what others are doing. Sign up to facilitate a hobby group here

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    Shared Purpose: EVANGELISM (?!😳)

    Were we really made to evangelize? In this episode Craig argues that evangelism is NOT telling people about Jesus. Find out what it is, and how practicing evangelism can be one of the most life giving practices for followers of Jesus.

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    Serving is Not Helping

    Serving is not doing things for people. We quickly head towards burnout when we define service as doing things for people. In this episode Craig and Luke discuss how coming along side others so they can find their purpose is better than filling gaps.

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    Shared Purpose: Discipleship

    How do we close the gap between who we are and who we want to be? How do Christians grow? Today Craig and Luke discuss discipleship. Christians throughout the ages have disagreed on this topic. How does a Christian grow. Craig and Luke give two key ingredients that are essential to our growth: Joy and Hesed. Craig and Luke then discuss thanksgiving plans. Luke talks about how he's learning to be with God in different seasons. Craig discusses surprising findings about folks who are spiritual but not religions.

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It's hard to be a saint in the city. BUT… What if the city could be fertile soil for your flourishing ? Following Jesus where the rent is high, people are transient, and the story of scripture feels other worldly. Daily devotionals to keep you rooted. Weekly long‑form to help you go deep. Coming June 2026

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    Craig Kidder
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    © Craig Kidder
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    City and Scripture