Ep. 53: Measuring Church Health and Gospel Fluency feat. Jeff Vanderstelt — Ryan Huguley

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May 2

May 2 Ep. 53: Measuring Church Health and Gospel Fluency feat. Jeff Vanderstelt

On this episode I’m in the room with Jeff Vanderstelt discussing his new book Gospel Fluency.

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The future.
@faceappai

Tonight we were blessed to have an amazing dinner at La Caille where our friend, Billy Sotelo is the executive chef. So so good.
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AND we are so thankful for @mrs.deeds and @matt_k_johnson. They moved inside their first year of marriage, found jobs, have loved our family and helped us build @ridgelineslc. Relationships like this are God’s greatest gift to us.

Everyone wants to feel significant.
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Apart from feeling some sense of significance, we live lives void of meaning and slowly die from the inside out.
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As a result, we all live on a mission to find meaning. We look for meaning in sex, relationship, success and a limitless number of other sources.
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The problem is, they all fall short of the ability to provide sustained meaning in us.
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This is why it’s such good news that God desires relationship with us!
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You are significant to the transcendent, eternal, self- existent, and unchanging God of the universe! Our search for significance can and should begin and end right there.

The Huguley’s are tackling a new sport - #pickleball. All @tamihuguley dreams are coming true.

A growing number of Jesus-followers have a diminishing desire to lean into theological issues. *
We think things like, “Why does this really matter? What does this have to do with my actual life? This is the work of scholars and theologians, not normal people like me.”
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Theology is simply what comes to mind when we think about God. So the question is never, “Am I a theologian?” The question is, “Are you a good theologian, or a bad one?”
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If you missed my message @ridgelineslc this weekend entitled, Significant to a Self-Existent God, check it out on Apple Podcasts, Google Play or Ridgeline.Church. Link in BIO

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