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  • Episode 21 Chuck Lewis

Episode 21 Chuck Lewis

Monday 24th October 2022

Chuck Lewis joins Jason on The Freeology Podcast to discuss redefining church roles and emphasizing community and authentic faith experiences.
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Reimagining Church: Chuck Lewis on Community and Faith

I think if there's some way to pull back a layer and go: okay, look, this here is a place, and we have this guy who is our CEO and he is also our preacher, and he teaches us. And I think if we could do somehow make that happen and remove the popishness of the pastor's office or the priestliness of the pastor's office, we can really start to see some change.
What happens when you strip away the formalities of church and focus on the essence of community? In this episode of The Freeology Podcast, Chuck Lewis joins Jason for a heartfelt conversation about their personal experiences with religion, Jesus, and the church. Having felt the pressures of full-time ministry, Chuck opens up about the challenges pastors face and how the role can be redefined to emphasize genuine community over hierarchical structures.
He shares his vision of a church that prioritizes connection and support, moving away from traditional, rigid practices. The discussion flows naturally into themes like discipleship and meditation, offering listeners practical ways to reconnect with their faith. Chuck and Jason's dialogue is both enlightening and comforting, making this episode a must-listen for anyone grappling with their spiritual journey or looking to rediscover the true spirit of community in their faith.
Tune in to hear their candid thoughts and perhaps find a new perspective on what church can be.