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Today's episode is a celebration! 150 episodes later, the Journey of Ruth Podcast is coming to an end. Today we get to celebrate all that has happened in the last 4 years and all that God did. Courtney chats about some of the most popular episodes and guests, Explains what is happening next and where you can continue to see what is next in the Journey of Ruth community, and she ends by playing your answers to our weekly final question. What a blessing it has been to produce this podcast over the last 4 years and we are truly looking forward to the next journey! Thank you, Enjoy the final episode and Farewell!!

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CVCYouth Associate Pastor Joe Valenti brings us past the half-way point of "Living New," the Autumn 2016 teaching series on the fruits of new life. Pastor Joe will show us from Galatians 5:13-25 how to live the life of a servant.

I am the door; if anyone enters through Me, he will be saved, and will go in and out and find pasture.John 10.9. He opens my mind and heart to LISTEN and LEARN; to receive eternal and full life that only exists in Christ Jesus!Stott presents the concept of mindless Christianity, that is a result of the church emphasizing its practices in 3 distinct areas:the RITUAL, in which religious ceremony is an end in itselfSOCIAL ACTIVISM, in which the only concern are matters connected to hunger and violence; and…EXPERIENCE, in which the metaphysical experience tramplesThis outlook is ideal for mindless Christianity to flourish. Because they cannot understand biblical truth and Christian thought, they lack the character and mind of Christ.The church must be committed to “LISTENING AND LEARNING” the Christian message.“When you create a culture to deal with these painful issues of trust openly, with sincerity and honesty, you begin to see two things. First, you will hear more and more stories of wounds like this that once remained hidden and festering. But you'll also hear increasing numbers of stories of God's healing work as people are brought into the light.” John Burke - No Perfect People Allowed