
Celebrating the Diversity of God’s Kingdom
As part of the rhythms of our small group, we recently finished studying the book of Romans. Romans is one of the most profound letters

As part of the rhythms of our small group, we recently finished studying the book of Romans. Romans is one of the most profound letters

A number of years ago, Community Christian Church carried a dream for Chicagoland that felt both holy and slightly crazy. We wanted to see hundreds

Something is shifting in the church. Most pastors and church leaders can feel it, even if they struggle to name it. The strategies that once

Exponential NEXT Podcast Episode 106 Series: From Soil to Forest: The Practice of Networked Ministry Description: In this episode, Patrick O’Connell and guest Andrew Hoffman

Exponential NEXT Podcast Episode 105 Series: From Soil to Forest: The Practice of Networked Ministry Description: In this episode, Patrick O’Connell is joined by guest

There is a pattern beneath every lasting movement. It’s not complicated, but it is demanding. It resists control, rejects isolation, and refuses to remain small.

Exponential NEXT Podcast Episode 104 Series: From Soil to Forest: The Practice of Networked Ministry Description: In this episode, Patrick O’Connell speaks with Eric Metcalf,

Exponential NEXT Podcast Episode 103 Series: From Soil to Forest: The Practice of Networked Ministry Description: In this episode, Patrick O’Connell and Rodrigo Cano explore

Exponential NEXT Podcast Episode 102 Series: From Soil to Forest: The Practice of Networked Ministry Description: In this episode of the Networks NEXT Series, Patrick

Exponential NEXT Podcast Episode 101 Series: From Soil to Forest: The Practice of Networked Ministry Description: In this first episode, Patrick O’Connell, Director of Networks
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