Ephesiology – Ephesiology

The Ephesiology Podcast

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Ready to explore the heart of missiological theology? Join us weekly for insightful conversations, wisdom from seasoned leaders, and a deeper dive into the essentials of following Jesus. Find out how discipleship, missions, and the Church are richer through the lens of missiological theology. Check out all the episodes here or your favorite podcast app so your passion for Jesus, his mission and his church can be ignited!

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Ephesiology – Ephesiology

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Ep 4: Introducing Ephesiology 09.04.2019

Join us as we begin to delve into understanding the idea of “movement.” This episode is sure to raise your curiosity about whether or not a movement can actually occur in North America and Western Europe. We see it in the New Testament and we see it around the world. Can it happen in the West? To comment on this episode and future episodes, be sure to login. Discussion Forum Find us on...

Ep 3: The Legacy Church and Movement Making, Part 2 02.04.2019

Join us for this interesting discussion on the characteristics of a legacy church and of a church planting movement. What differentiates the two and what needs to happen to see a legacy church take on the identity of a movement? These and other topics are the focus on the second part of our three part serious. You do not want to miss this conversation. To comment on this episode and future episode...

Ep 2: The Legacy Church and Movement Making, Part 1 26.03.2019

Join us as we engage in a community dialogue about a church planting movement in the New Testament. This is the first episode of a three part series addressing what many are calling the “legacy church.” Some use it pejoratively while others use it in recognition of the church’s historic significance. This is a topic that will no doubt raise more questions. To comment on this...

Ep 1: Introducing the Ephesiology Podcast 21.03.2019

Join us as we engage in a community dialogue about a church planting movement in the New Testament. This episode introduces our podcasters and the topic they will address over the next several weeks. It is sure to challenge how we think about movements in the New Testament. To comment on this episode and future episodes, be sure to login. Find us on: