Mess It Up
Mess It Up
Mess it Up S23 - Synchronize
Mess it Up S23 - Synchronize
Mess it Up S23 - Synchronize
Thursday 27th September 2018
Join Biker Chick and Bow Tie Guy on 'Mess It Up Podcast' as they discuss bridging denominational divides in the church with humility and open-mindedness.
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Get the buttons here!Bridging Denominational Gaps: A Chat with Biker Chick and Bow Tie Guy
I think that it goes down to the gentleness and the openness of a person's heart and being able to put their pride and ego aside to say: okay, what do you have to say- and I'm not always right- and take that into consideration. And that's, I think, how we're going to win people, it's not.
Ever wondered why different Christian denominations sometimes feel like they're worlds apart? In this episode of the 'Mess It Up Podcast', Biker Chick and the Bow Tie Guy dive into the heart of these divisions and explore ways to bring unity to the church. They kick things off by discussing the varied beliefs, worship styles, and Bible interpretations that can create barriers between denominations.
But this episode isn't just about pointing out differences—it's about finding common ground and fostering a spirit of togetherness. Biker Chick and Bow Tie Guy share their thoughts on how hard it is to change someone's deeply held beliefs. They compare it to having a tough conversation with a stranger at a coffee shop—challenging but possible with the right approach. The hosts also touch on how negative forces can exploit these differences to drive wedges between people.
So, how do we determine what's acceptable and what's not? The conversation takes a personal turn as the hosts reflect on their own beliefs and the importance of freely expressing oneself in worship. They discuss the fear that often accompanies challenging personal convictions and emphasize the value of humility and open-mindedness.
One memorable quote from the episode captures this sentiment perfectly: 'It goes down to the gentleness and openness of a person's heart, being able to put pride and ego aside to listen and consider others' perspectives.'
Listeners will find this episode both enlightening and encouraging. It offers practical advice on approaching denominational differences with humility and consideration. If you're looking for ways to foster unity in your faith community, this episode is a must-listen.
Tune in to the 'Mess It Up Podcast' for an inspiring discussion on bridging gaps and building stronger connections within the church.