Resistance and Reimagination (Featuring Jay Kim and John Mark Comer)
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How can the digital age challenge and reshape our understanding of church?
In this episode, Jay Kim addresses the unique pressures influencing life and ministry in our digital landscape, followed by a Q&A period alongside John Mark Comer. This discussion invites us to envision a thoughtful reimagining of our churches, encouraging us to resist the allure of the easy, immediate, and consumable, while instead fostering a slower, deeper, and countercultural way of following Jesus together.
This session was held at the Practicing the Way Pastor Conference in Portland, Oregon, in 2024.
To find more resources and experiences tailored just for you—the pastor—visit practicingtheway.org/pastor.
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