Beyond Sunday Worship Leader Podcast #345: Rich Villodas on Contemplative vs Charismatic Tensions, Church Growth, & The Narrow Path of Jesus
Topics Covered:
- How New Life Fellowship cultivates a multicultural community
- How to hold the contemplative and the charismatic together
- How to lead congregations with different political views
- Why church growth is unhealthy to obsess over
- Pastoring people through racial tension
- A biblical view of worship ministry
Resources Mentioned:
- Show Sponsor: Planning Center
- Rich Villodas
- @richvillodas
- The Deeply Formed Life by Rich Villodas
- Good and Beautiful and Kind by Rich Villodas
- The Narrow Path by Rich Villodas
Show Sponsor:
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