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Jeremy Jernigan
Приєднався 3 бер 2010
The Wine Pastor
Voted “Best Storyteller” in Kindergarten
Voted “Best Storyteller” in Kindergarten
Church in the Brewery (with Mark McKinney)
Episode 37 of the "Cabernet and Pray" podcast.
See all episodes: ua-cam.com/play/PL5uL-juGJImw2ftjvLsGY4KfrQuDpd3Ru.html
In this episode, we explore the creative expressions of the church with Mark McKinney, an innovator who is challenging traditional church structures. We dive into the unpredictability of faith journeys, the critical need for true discipleship in modern Christianity, and the fascinating intersection of faith and technology.
Mark shares his experiences leading Reunion, a trauma-informed church in a brewery, and reflects on the importance of serving communities authentically. We explore themes of flexibility, adaptation, and humility in ministry, highlighting how unconventional spaces and approaches can foster genuine connections and support for those often overlooked by traditional church settings.
Tune in for an inspiring discussion about reimagining church, community engagement, and nurturing a culture of inclusivity and healing. Whether you're a church leader, believer, or someone curious about innovative faith practices, this episode will surely offer thought-provoking insights and encouragement.
Wines in this episode:
*2022 Black Cloud
*2022 Juggernaut
#CabernetAndPray #CommunionWineCo #FaithJourney #ChurchInnovation #TraumaInformedChurch #CommunityEngagement #UnconventionalChurch #Discipleship #GodsGuidance #LGBTQIssues #AIAndFaith #ChurchAndCommunity #ParentalPride #ChurchChallenges #AuthenticityInFaith #InclusiveChurch #NonTraditionalChurch #BreweryChurch #FaithResilience
See all episodes: ua-cam.com/play/PL5uL-juGJImw2ftjvLsGY4KfrQuDpd3Ru.html
In this episode, we explore the creative expressions of the church with Mark McKinney, an innovator who is challenging traditional church structures. We dive into the unpredictability of faith journeys, the critical need for true discipleship in modern Christianity, and the fascinating intersection of faith and technology.
Mark shares his experiences leading Reunion, a trauma-informed church in a brewery, and reflects on the importance of serving communities authentically. We explore themes of flexibility, adaptation, and humility in ministry, highlighting how unconventional spaces and approaches can foster genuine connections and support for those often overlooked by traditional church settings.
Tune in for an inspiring discussion about reimagining church, community engagement, and nurturing a culture of inclusivity and healing. Whether you're a church leader, believer, or someone curious about innovative faith practices, this episode will surely offer thought-provoking insights and encouragement.
Wines in this episode:
*2022 Black Cloud
*2022 Juggernaut
#CabernetAndPray #CommunionWineCo #FaithJourney #ChurchInnovation #TraumaInformedChurch #CommunityEngagement #UnconventionalChurch #Discipleship #GodsGuidance #LGBTQIssues #AIAndFaith #ChurchAndCommunity #ParentalPride #ChurchChallenges #AuthenticityInFaith #InclusiveChurch #NonTraditionalChurch #BreweryChurch #FaithResilience
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Well, yeah. God save living souls, for he loves every one, and taught us to do so. Best wishes from Russia.
very true, amen
I'm afraid the displaced people from the 13,000 homes that burned will come here to Texas. We don't want their poor choices and behaviors to be brought here. We want no part of their way of life.
As the person who was driving the train I can say this happened
😂
Was he smoking a joint??
NO SUCH THING MORE LIKE SATAN
He IS real!!!!😮
WHEN HAS THE MOON BEEN SO BIG 🤯 THAT'S THE CRAZY PART 😅
It’s a Christmas moon 😂
That's a lot to extrapolate from a single quote.
Where?
Look at the moon at the start.
The moon
This is a call
Its the ring app, you can talk on it, you can hear what people are saying there, and you can hang up.
Its the ring app, you can talk on it, you can hear what people are saying there, and you can hang up.
Huh
Not funny. This man was in distress. He needed police and ambulance. She turned him away when he was shackled with zipties.
Because alcoholism is hilarious and doesn’t kill people at all.
So no one should ever drink?
@ point to where I said that. Do you know if your kids teacher has issues with alcohol? Comes from a household with alcoholism in it? Has childhood trauma linked to alcoholism? No? Then find another gift. It isn’t that hard.
@@BookishDarkYou can die from too much of anything. Is it the responsibility of a gift giver to make sure the teacher isn't allergic to chocolate or nuts? Something that "could kill them"? But Is a common gift.. no? So why is alcohol any different. If the teacher is a responsible person and has a problem with alchohol, much like being gifted an item they are allergic to, they can simply accept it and throw it away or regift it. If they MAKE THEIR OWN DECISION to use the alcohol like every adult has the ability to do then that is on them. That's called natural selection. @BookishDark
@@BookishDarkYou can die from too much of anything. Is it the responsibility of a gift giver to make sure the teacher isn't allergic to chocolate or nuts? Something that "could kill them"? But Is a common gift.. no? So why is alcohol any different. If the teacher is a responsible person and has a problem with alchohol, much like being gifted an item they are allergic to, they can simply accept it and throw it away or regift it. If they MAKE THEIR OWN DECISION to use the alcohol like every adult has the ability to do then that is on them. That's called natural selection.
@@BookishDarkI know their teacher enjoys wine. Relax a bit.
Stfu, virtuoso level readings on UA-cam, unabridged and uninterrupted.
Amen!!!!
I like bad omens. My favorite song is like a villain and violence against nature is a good song too with Poppy I also saw bad omens live, but hey, I am surprised. I saw this song in a UA-cam short.
Concrete Jungle is elite IMO
Lol
Just because people are nice doesn't mean they are not being led by demons. Jesus said: "I am the way, the truth and the life. No man comes to the Father, but by me". Go argue with Jesus about it.
Is it fine for one dog in the household to have a muzzle so they don't fight?
We adopted her at a few years old and she had developed a habit of eating things that aren’t food. After a surgery to save her life the vet recommended this to keep her alive.
My people perish for a lack of knowledge. My hope is this conversation is an example that we can "become all things, to all people that we may reach some," by our lack of the ignorance and uglies of this Fundamentalism, she refers.
No argument about her point here, just a question: define what exactly, "Worshipping demons," would include? When I hear that phrase, I assume reference to be the origin of the religion, belief system, lifestyle; and further, how it is acted out in one's daily life by way of actions including denials and/or confessions on GOD ALMIGHTY. The statues in Ephesus was in worship of gods, likely based, "demons," but the culture would have been revered and WAS by city officials not wanting to lose the income from the worship practices, as Paul alludes in NT. Those particular practices would have been seen as community building and beautifying the city by today's definitions. But were the origins in actuality demonology by definition? It was to the goddess of sexuality.
You dropped a 📌, can I have it?
They do in Poland
Love Jesus in turn Love your spouse. But I would be careful to say something is amiss here or off. We don't know the whole story. I generally try to not talk about people I do not know personally. Thats a bit scary because I will be judged with the same measuring rod. We may think we are righteous 'now' we do not know the future. Holding on to God's grace is what keeps us moving.
Hahaha funny stuff
Woah looks like a ton of really terrible suffering; it’s deep like 1-1/2”.
Shakespeare loved his jeep
He was definitely a jeep guy
I’ve been thinking a lot about the moral issue of violence in light of the United Healthcare shooting. I don’t agree with the assassin but it’s opened up the question of whether it’s accurate to accuse the corporation of violence by denying healthcare coverage.
It’s an interesting thought. I don’t condone the assassin’s actions, but I would agree that the CEO was also complicit in a lot of harm that could be considered violent.
I agree to
👏🏻
I think it's not her perspective that way. She balanced both of her husbands carefully. If any man loves God more than anything, he can love anyone because he knows the meaning of love. Here the priority is God at the end.
Confusion
Its one of the things I believe is widely misconstrued from the bible. It does not say that "drinking is a sin" originally. Getting drunk is a sin so if you drink a little bit of wine every day or even a shot every day without getting wasted and just enjoying a nice buzz there is nothing wrong with that.
I agree there’s a lot of misunderstanding about this. Even Jesus was accused of drinking too much (Mt. 11:19).
Heresy! I can see that while being asleep under anesthesia with my eyes closed
To quote the Princess Bride, “I do not think that word means what you think it means.”
I will always love Jesus about alleluyah
Great job!
I failed twice before I got mine. Being 16 is no joke
Niiiiiice
Ez
Those scores might suggest otherwise…
Is this an ai script?
Did you get ai to write this for you?
No
Glad shes ok. Im not a religious man, but I hope god watches over you both.
Thank you!
This is what I like about interpreting the Bible. Anything can mean anything!
Haha, not exactly. But everything doesn’t have to mean what we’ve been told it means.
A husband is to love His wife as Christ loves the Church. Husbands are commanded to love their wives. If a wife does not feel loved by her husband, then she doesn't feel loved. Christ was completely surrendered and obedient to His Father, but I'm sure His friends, like Mary, Martha, and Lazarus, as well that those He healed and showed compassion for, must also have felt His love for them. A man is first to be the minister of his own family, wife, then children. Ada was a faithful wife nonetheless. But I'm glad she was able to find a new relationship where she felt loved.
😅 yes Sir 4 reals
I believe it was indiscreet for her to publically say this.. He may have felt the same but would never say that.
Towzer had a wife and 7 children.... But never owned an automobile !
great video! just found your channel and subscribed! Left fundamentalism after some dramas made me rethink hell. I think I lived in a constant anxiety and now discover the love of Jesus, its wonderful! Love wine too. Drinking a glass right now listening to you. Your info about rosé was very interesting! Good work, keep it on!
it’s impossible to know the dynamics of anyone’s relationship based off one quote, but it leads me to the question, in what way did the wife love Jesus? Can it be that any perceived deficit in the love she experienced from AWT stemmed from a deficiency in her own love for the Lord?
I don’t understand the motivation that Christians have reference keeping people out of heaven. God’s gift of salvation is big enough for all humans. Christians should realize being inclusive won’t reduce their share of heaven. There is enough heaven for all.
Well said. I’ve found that some people’s faith is so fragile that others need to lose (hell) for them to feel like they’ve won.
What do you mean, “well said”?! Of course it isn’t remotely well said. Are you filled the Spirit of God or just stuffed w/ fluff and stuff; you’re suppose to say John14:6 and just sweet sugary nonsense.
I like your compassionate sentiment but it’s not surprising Christians have struggled with inclusion considering the Bible has plenty of anti-women, pro-slavery, and anti-lgbtq content. If the Bible were written today, what makes you think it wouldn’t be prejudice against AI just as it’s prejudice against other people groups?
It’s a fair point. For God to be in relationship with us God must also accept our limitations in understanding and communication. I’d like to think we’d get an even clearer view of Jesus if it was written today, but that would obviously depend largely on who was doing the writing.
I can just see the camera going up and down likes the camera man is jumping very fast, let’s go Yankees