Why do we as church leaders hide the wavering of our faith when you need to see us being real? And then, why do we preach against wavering faith from the pulpit? This series is called Apologies of a Church Leader and Phil is very open and brutally honest in apologising for a range of things. Holding nothing back, he apologises for the way he (and other leaders) act in ways that is detrimental to the church. This is not done in criticism or cynicism, but with the hope that to...
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Why do we as church leaders hide the wavering of our faith when you need to see us being real? And then, why do we preach against wavering faith from the pulpit? This series is called Apologies of a Church Leader and Phil is very open and brutally honest in apologising for a range of things. Holding nothing back, he apologises for the way he (and other leaders) act in ways that is detrimental to the church. This is not done in criticism or cynicism, but with the hope that to...
Howdy and welcome to the podcast, Coffee With Phil, where we drink good coffee and talk about life and how we can make faith real. In this episode, Phil reviews a book that has recently impacted him, pointing to the age old biblical discipline of lament, one that has been forgotten by the modern church. Book title: Dark clouds. Deep Mercy. Author: Mark Vroegop. Here's a few links for you to check out the book: Author website - https://www.markvroegop.com/ Book Review - Gospe...
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Why do we as church leaders hide the wavering of our faith when you need to see us being real? And then, why do we preach against wavering faith from the pulpit? This series is called Apologies of a Church Leader and Phil is very open and brutally honest in apologising for a range of things. Holding nothing back, he apologises for the way he (and other leaders) act in ways that is detrimental to the church. This is not done in criticism or cynicism, but with the hope that to...
