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High church, low church or no church?

High church, low church or no church?

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In this episode of the Seeker and Preacher podcast, hosts James and Travis explore the multifaceted questions surrounding church attendance, its purpose, and the various traditions that come with it. They discuss the importance of community in faith, the challenges of navigating church labels, and the influence of personal beliefs on church experiences. The conversation emphasizes the need for individuals to find a church that aligns with their learning styles and spiritual needs while also recognizing the significance of gathering together in faith. The hosts share insights on the role of scripture, the impact of church on personal growth, and the balance between tradition and personal belief.


Takeaways


Church attendance is important for spiritual growth. The purpose of church is to equip believers for the Great Commission. Traditions can sometimes overshadow the true meaning of church. Love for people is the defining characteristic of a Christian. Finding a church that fits your style is essential. Community plays a vital role in personal faith journeys. Scripture should guide our understanding of church practices. Spiritual maturity varies among individuals in the church. Labels can create division; focus on shared beliefs instead. Engaging with diverse perspectives enriches our faith experience.


Episode 9: High church, low church or no church?


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Intro/outro music created by Jay_Mar “Light hearted piano tune excerpt” Freesound.orgArt Original artwork by Bozhidar Kirilov http://letsblockourselves.etsy.com/

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