Consider This Sunnybrook Christian Church
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- Religion & Spirituality
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Consider This is a podcast that explores various topics from the perspectives of the ministry staff at Sunnybrook Christian Church in Stillwater, Oklahoma. These episodes reflect some of the behind-the-scenes conversations where transparency, humor and theology intersect.
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182 (Rebroadcast) The Benefits and Perils of Online Church
182 (Rebroadcast) The Benefits and Perils of Online Church by Sunnybrook Christian Church
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181 - Why Doesn't Sunnybrook Offer an Online Community?
Ryan, Jim and Drew H discuss everything from cassettes in the 80s to the use of AI in a church context.
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180 - Do You Need Training to be a Minister or Missionary?
Jim, Drew M, and Justin discuss training/preparation for both the mission field and vocational church ministry and what Sunnybrook is doing to train people for the work of the church.
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179 - The struggle to stop bad habits and start good ones
In our first podcast of 2024, Steve discusses New Year's resolutions, stopping bad (unhealthy) habits and what it takes to start new ones from a Christian perspective.
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CT 178 - A Christian Perspective on "The Land Between the River and the Sea"
CT 178 - A Christian Perspective on "The Land Between the River and the Sea" by Sunnybrook Christian Church
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CT 177 - A Deep Dive into John 1, Logos and Cultural Christianity
CT 177 - A Deep Dive into John 1, Logos and Cultural Christianity by Sunnybrook Christian Church
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Highly recommend - Thoughtful and helpful podcast
Great conversations looking at different questions the world has through a Kingdom lens. Even when I think, "I don't ask this question," I am surprised by all that I learn from the podcast! I enjoy the different insights of the hosts (especially when Jill is on 😀), the references that they offer from their study and experience, and the sparks the Spirit gives me to think through a topic more deeply or differently (usually through the Kingdom lens instead of my own). Keep 'em comin', gang!