Steve Bremner
Author, Podcaster & Writing Coach
Before reading today's post, I admit right at the outset that I have mixed feelings about Frank Viola's blog post a few weeks ago called Why I’m No Longer Involved in “Organic Church” (For Now) …
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This week I finally get around to publishing an episode I recorded back in November before things got really busy for Lili and me. In today’s post I want to give you some updates about the …
The following article is Dr. Stephen Crosby's latest. We've had him on the podcast numerous times talking about these very issues and I think you'll enjoy this relevant …
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This week on the podcast I have a very interesting conversation with Dan Dailey. As usually happens in internet land, I came across a blog post He wrote, wrote a response to it, he found it, and …
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My post from last week about how you can't find the professional worship leader in the New Testament has been burning up on social media, at least at the time of writing this. I could replace …
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Today's blog post is inspired by Done with Church, but Not with God | Holy Soup. Last week I posted a half-written-by-me/half curated post about the buzz surrounding the done with church …
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Original Source: Regarding the “Done With Church” Buzz | Dan Dailey's Blog Sept 30th/15 Note: I've since recorded an episode of the Fire On Your Head podcast with Dan Dailey, the author of the …
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This week we have a cross-generational chat with our friend who goes by the name Nor'west or Northwest Prophetic on social media. On this week's show you’ll enjoy learning about …
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