Christena Cleveland - Disunity in Christ (N122)

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🗓️ 23 May 2016

⏱️ 71 minutes

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Summary

Why is the Church divided into over 40,000 denominations? Why do Churches in the same town often have very little to do with each other? Why are Christians always fighting on social media? It doesn't seem much like the one new humanity Jesus came to...

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0:00.0	Nomad, Christian community, mission and the future of the church.
0:16.3	Welcome back to Nomad podcast.
0:18.9	Good to be back in the digital presence of the beloved listener afresh.
0:23.0	Yes.
0:24.2	I had an interesting message from a listener a few weeks ago from Australia, Newt.
0:30.4	Interesting name.
0:31.9	So this, I often try to imagine what I would like God's voice to sound like.
0:36.2	Lately, I find myself hoping that God would sound like Dave Ward.
0:41.4	That's lovely.
0:42.3	How does that make you feel?
0:43.1	Yeah, I've got to try and remain humble.
0:46.3	You finally reached Godlike status.
0:48.5	Yeah.
0:49.3	Bless you, my child.
0:51.3	Our beloved nomadic children are blessed.
0:56.1	They are indeed.
0:57.6	I was imagined that God would sound like Rowan Williams.
1:01.9	I think he's got an amazing voice.
1:03.5	I'm sure that's what God sounds like.
1:05.0	In fact, let's pause.
1:06.6	And I'll interject a little bit of Rowan's voice
1:09.0	from my previous interview we had with him.
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