jeff leake

There are lots of different church models, but recently the multisite model of "one church in several locations" has come into the spotlight. In this episode, Jeff and Dave discuss the strategy and merits of the multisite model and whether or not it has value moving forward.

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What does it really mean to be led by God? Lots of decision sound good. Many of them can be wise and even honoring to God, but that does that mean you're being led by God? 

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Is it ALWAYS God's will to heal? In light of the tragedy that befell the Heiligenthals of Bethel Church and their controversial decision to pray for the resurrection of their two year old daughter, Olive, this episode aims to have a clarifying conversation around the theology and practice of supernatural healing in the modern church.

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Alcohol has been a hot button topic in American Christianity for a long time. Is drinking ok for Christians? What about Pastors or ministry leaders? If we drink are we putting ourselves at risk? If we don't drink are we alienating non-christians simply out of religious tradition? In this episode we discuss all of these questions and more! Listen and let us know what you think!

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A conversation about the calling of some churches and/or people to be "Paul" types and for others to be "Barnabas" ones. "Paul" types tend to be in a very fast-paced or potentially high-risk setting and don't necessarily have the luxury to slow down for team members to work out their issues. Barnabas types tend to take bigger risks on people in order to develop them from "diamonds in the rough." 

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Jeffl@allisonparkchurch.com
Davel@allisonparkchurch.com
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@Jeffleake11
@Dave.Leake