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The Corinthians had a love problem in their congregation, and were putting much of their focus on how to elevate themselves instead of loving others. So how does Paul instruct them in this regard? Having laid forth his words in "the love chapter" (1 Cor. 13), he continues his thoughts by telling the church how love should lead to the desire to build up the church. We begin to explore this in this episode.

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Justin Smith provides a lesson that examines the church's foundation as laid out in the New Testament by Christ and his apostles. This lesson is a good refresher about the fundamental teachings necessary to understand the path to salvation.

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On this new series from Edify Justice Advocates and the Harriet Tubman Effect Institute, we will be featuring a member of our community as the episode host. 

To kick off EDIFY EXTRAS, we present our very own podcast production team members.  This month's episode welcomes Tony Ponella, an Edify podcast editor and audio recording engineer.  Listen to Tony's story as he resists white supremacy in different roles and tabletop RPGs. 

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What is A New World? A New World is a 52-week, year long community and accountability practice conducted by the Harriet Tubman Effect. Who is this for? Workplace professionals who want to dismantle white supremacy culture in their daily spaces, and hold themselves accountable to new inclusive practices and policies. There are tracks available for both people who are marginalized and white allies who are going to work together while prioritizing the support education and healing needed within each of those individual communities. Join us in creating A New World!

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Follow us to learn how to engage with the Harriet Tubman Effect Institute and further dismantle systemic oppression.

The Edify Podcast is produced by the Harriet Tubman Effect Institute.

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Nicole Johnson interviews members of the theatre community to identify systemic oppression within the industry.  Guests discuss the Edify curriculum and how to work towards a better future and, ultimately, a more equitable and inclusive art.

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Follow us to learn how to engage with the Harriet Tubman Effect Institute and further dismantle systemic oppression.

The Edify Podcast is produced by the Harriet Tubman Effect Institute.

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While the spiritual gift of tongues is misunderstood by many, it is actually meant to be desired, not feared! But what is the purpose of this gift? What are its benefits, if any?

Edify and build up the Body of Christ by Pastor Mews

Part of ongoing series that will invite Pastors to a conversation. Discussing varies state of affairs in the world of believers in Christ. This episode we have Pastor Rev. Samuel Colon from Circle of Christ Church (https://www.circleofchristchurch.com/) located in Coop City in Bronx NY. Discussing the difficulty's of pasturing during a pandemic.

Title: Being edified
Speaker: Pastor John Kuhlmann
Date: 9th February 2020
Location: Adelaide, Australia

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Have you ever considered that silence is another voice in a relationship? You, your partner, and the voice of silence. Unspoken words, thoughts and feelings that are active in your mind and body are just as strong, if not stronger, then what we choose to actually say. 

Clint Smith has a brief, powerful and poetic message that will inspire and edify the voice of silence in you to take a stand!

Let’s take a walk together.

More precisely, let’s you and me take a walk together with Jesus.

After hearing this PODCAST, you will never think of Jesus’ final steps the same way again.

That’s a promise!!!

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Listen as Pastor Paul Zander and Evangelist David Porter discuss the grace of God.