Great Commission Community Church
GCCCpodcast
Conversations and reflections around christian living
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Great Commission Community Church
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Jul 8, 2026
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Episodes
4. Managing stress with Dr. Julio Orozco - Season 1 Episode 4 15.11.2020 26:38
Julio Orozco is the senior pastor at Grace Community Church in Germantown MD. He is also the director of clinical training at Nyack College. In this episode we discuss managing stress during this COVID season and how to stay emotionally healthy.
3. Discipleship Conversation with Tom Tarrants - Season 1 Episode 3 08.11.2020 33:08
Conversation with Tom Tarrants (the President Emeritus at C.S. Lewis Institute) about discipleship, retirement, politics and more. Listen to him talk about how God led him to be the interim pastor at Great Commission Community Church 10 years ago.
2. Is Christianity White and Imperialistic?: A Discussion of Reading While Black - Season 1 Episode 2 29.10.2020 35:34
Is Christianity White, Western, and imperialistic? Pastor Carl Park and Wayne Chen talk about this commonly held view and how Christianity in the past and present has defied it. They discuss Esau McCaulley's book, Reading While Black , as a case in point, and why it is so important for Christians--Blacks and non-Blacks--to read.
1. Introduction to the Book of James - Season 1 Episode 1 29.10.2020 33:24
In this podcast Pastor Carl Park and pastoral intern Wayne Chen give an introduction to the Letter of James and get impressed by how relevant James’ vision of authentic Christian faith is to our church today. They talk about what authentic Christian community looks like and, specifically, how important our treatment of the poor and our putting our hope in Jesus’ return are to authen...
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