Lucas Pulley, an expert in spiritual formation, joins Jeremy Stephens, who shares valuable insights on microchurch development. They delve into the concept of a 'rule of life', emphasizing its importance for community commitment and spiritual growth. The conversation highlights the balance between structured practices and organic community interactions. They also discuss accountability within microchurches and the role of personal and communal discipleship in fostering strong relationships. This engaging dialogue sets the stage for innovative approaches to microchurch life.

Lucas Pulley is an executive director of the Tampa Underground Network, a network of around 100 micro-churches in the Tampa Bay area. Lucas has a master’s degree from Fuller Theological seminary. In this episode, we discuss all the ins and outs of the Tampa Underground–the pros, the cons, the challenges, and wins.  https://www.lucaspulley.com If you would like to support Theology in the Raw, please visit patreon.com/theologyintheraw for more information! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this engaging podcast, Lucas Pulley and Tomy Wilkerson discuss key themes like finding calling through pain, conducting kingdom work in unconventional settings, embracing struggle in ministry, fostering diversity in leadership, and offering resources for starting a micro church.

Exploring the effectiveness of microchurches, guests discuss driving legislative changes, combating addiction, establishing authority through knowledge, and emphasizing deeper spiritual conversations. They also delve into defining success based on unique contexts and goals.

Joshua Benadum and Lucas Pulley discuss the challenges and significance of leadership transitions in decentralized church models. They explore the pros and cons of homegrown vs imported leadership, the strength of a flat structure, and the importance of creating space for others to develop their leadership skills.