Your Theology - The Story Of Who You Are And Who You’re Becoming — Steve Nicholson

10/10/19 • 57 min

Welcome to season two of the “How To Plant A Healthy Church Podcast” sponsored by Multiply Vineyard. On this week’s episode, our host Michael Gatlin sits down with long time pastor, conference speaker, and church planting guru, Steve Nicholson. Steve and his wife Cindy planted the Evanston Vineyard in the greater Chicago area close to 44 years ago. Steve’s deep experience in the practical theology of local church ministry is an invaluable resource. Lots of gold in this episode!!

Join us for this important conversation about how our theology shapes who we are and who we’re becoming both individually and as local churches communities.

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The Practice of Theology Is Vital For Planting Healthy Churches - Humble, Hospitable, And Curious Discernment — Dr. Caleb Maskell

On this episode, Michael and our new co-host Liz Moore sit down with Dr. Caleb Maskell, leader the Society of Vineyard Scholars and the Worship Pastor at Blue Route Vineyard Community Church outside Philadelphia, PA. He has taught at Princeton Theological Seminary and Fordham University. Caleb is passionate about developing leaders and institutions that will help to produce a healthy, courageous, and hospitable future for the church in the 21st century.

Join us for this important conversation about the practice of theology being humble, hospitable, and curious as we seek to plant healthy churches.

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Living the Future - Kingdom Theology and the Activity of the Holy Spirit within the Vineyard Movement — Dr. Doug Erickson

On this week’s episode, our host Michael Gatlin sits down with Dr. Doug Erickson to discuss his book "Living the Future - The Kingdom of God and the Holy Spirit within the Vineyard Movement”. This wide ranging conversation looks at both the theology and the practice of the Vineyard movement taking a specific look at work of Vineyard founder, John Wimber.

From the book’s description:

"The Vineyard movement is an emerging Protestant tradition with a growing global influence. From its beginning in the 1970's, the Vineyard has grown rapidly, and has placed itself as a church movement that seeks to define a “middle way” between American Evangelicalism and Pentecostalism. This book explores a number of questions about the nature of the kingdom of God, the work of the Holy Spirit, and the theology and practice of the Vineyard Movement.”

Don’t miss this fascinating conversation!!