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The Rebuilt Parish Podcast
Rebuilt Parish
100 episodes
3 days ago
The Rebuilt Podcast is a podcast about Making Disciples by Helping Other Parishes Make Disciples.
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The Rebuilt Podcast is a podcast about Making Disciples by Helping Other Parishes Make Disciples.
Show more...
Christianity
Religion & Spirituality
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116| Authenticity Online: How Digital Platforms Are Impacting Discipleship | ft. Austin Suggs of Gospel Simplicity
The Rebuilt Parish Podcast
47 minutes 26 seconds
3 months ago
116| Authenticity Online: How Digital Platforms Are Impacting Discipleship | ft. Austin Suggs of Gospel Simplicity
In this episode of the Rebuilt Parish Podcast, Austin Suggs shares his journey from a non-denominational background to exploring Catholicism and ecumenism. He discusses the importance of digital discipleship, the blending of traditional and modern worship practices, and the need for authentic conversations about faith.    The discussion highlights generational differences in faith experiences, the significance of community, and the challenges faced by the de-churched. Austin emphasizes the beauty of the good news and the importance of sharing personal experiences over expertise.   Check out Austin’s video we discussed in the episode: https://youtu.be/v1TDwOpfGCs?feature=shared    Takeaways Austin's journey began in a non-denominational church. He started creating YouTube videos to explore theology. Digital discipleship is crucial for engaging young people. Authenticity is key in reaching the de-churched. Tradition and modernity can coexist in worship. Community building is essential in faith journeys. Crisis of faith is common and should be openly discussed. The good news of the gospel is compelling and beautiful. Sharing experiences can be more impactful than expertise. Understanding your audience is vital for effective outreach.   Get our FREE Communications Resources here: https://www.rebuiltparish.com/communications-resources      Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 01:44 Austin's Journey into Theology 04:25 Digital Discipleship and Community Engagement 10:22 Ecumenical Conversations and Shared Experiences 12:28 Insights from Church of the Nativity 16:35 Gospel Simplicity and Community Building 21:47 The Good News and Its Impact 23:25 The Journey Back to Faith 30:04 Crisis of Faith and Authenticity 33:09 Engaging the de-churched 39:38 Bridging the Gap with Wisdom 42:12 Final Thoughts and Encouragement   Keywords faith journey, digital discipleship, ecumenism, Catholicism, Protestantism, church community, theology, worship, crisis of faith, youth engagement   Rate, Review, & Follow us wherever you listen to podcasts!    “I love the Rebuilt Podcast! It’s helping my parish make strides in parish renewal!” If that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing our show! This helps us support more people just like you, take steps towards parish renewal and making disciples. Be sure to give us 5 stars, write a review and share what you loved most about the episode!  https://www.rebuiltparish.com/     facebook.com/rebuiltparish instagram.com/rebuiltparish  https://www.linkedin.com/company/rebuilt-parish/  https://www.youtube.com/@rebuiltparish   
The Rebuilt Parish Podcast
The Rebuilt Podcast is a podcast about Making Disciples by Helping Other Parishes Make Disciples.