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What We Learned Looking Back on Season 7

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Season 7 of Pivot has come to a close, and in this finale, hosts Dwight Zscheile and Alicia Granholm look back over eleven weeks of conversations about spiritual practices, church tradition, and what it means to make old forms of faith legible again for people living in a very different world than the one those forms were built for. They talk through difficult moments in church history, questions of leadership and listening, and why exhaustion might be one of the truest words for how people are experiencing church and culture right now.

Dwight and Alicia talk through concrete ideas for helping leadership teams encounter unfamiliar traditions, and challenge leaders to root themselves more deeply in their own church's history rather than chasing the next quick fix. Season 8 begins October 8, turning to discipleship.

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