ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode Dezi leads the crew into a dialogue about demonic deceptions and dynamics that are aimed at thwarting the presence of authentic, vulnerable, and available kingdom movements. These deceptions, that he describes as universal across different cultures, are fostering victimhood, encouraging complacency, and keeping individuals and communities from recognizing their potential in Christ.
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OTHER EPISODES IN THIS PODCAST
Dezi and the crew spend some time reflecting on the centrality of hospitality and the stranger ethic.
"When we talk about an Ekklesial Renaissance, it's different than a reformation, it's different from a protest, it's a rediscovery of what's always been. "
This episode is a bit of a therapy session for the boys as they reflect on some of the existential realities that we all face when it comes to resources.
Jon and Hugh opened the show with some thoughts on hospitality and then Taylor threw the boys one of his curveballs which always leads to fun conversations. At the heart of this conversation might be the question "What makes movement?"
We are so grateful that Leslie Kim was able to join us for this episode of Dezi Sessions!
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