In this episode, we examine Jonathan Edwards’s 5 distinguishing marks of the Spirit. How do we discern if activity is from the Spirit? What should we be looking for? Edwards writes 5 marks that lead us to believe the Spirit is at work. We examine his 5 marks and discuss why that is helpful in our discipleship and church.

Article here: https://www.onthewing.org/user/Edwards%20-%20Distinguishing%20Marks%20of%20the%20Spirit.pdf

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In this episode, we address the reality of losing our joy in Jesus. We can feel stuck, apathetic, or look back to ‘better times’ in our relationship with God. Why do we get into these situations? How do we get out of feeling stuck in our faith? Here are 3 considerations from Charles Spurgeon that might lead to recovering joy in Jesus.

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As more families in our church begin thinking about schooling for their children, we want to explore the different options—what they are and why families in our church have chosen them. Our hope is that these conversations are a helpful resource as you prayerfully consider what type of schooling might be best for your child and your family.

In this episode, we explore Classical Education with a Hybrid Model of school.

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As more families in our church begin thinking about schooling for their children, we want to explore the different options—what they are and why families in our church have chosen them. Our hope is that these conversations are a helpful resource as you prayerfully consider what type of schooling might be best for your child and your family.

In this episode, we explore the topic of Homeschool.

Connect with Brooke about homeschool here.

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As more families in our church begin thinking about schooling for their children, we want to explore the different options—what they are and why families in our church have chosen them. Our hope is that these conversations are a helpful resource as you prayerfully consider what type of schooling might be best for your child and your family.

In this episode, we explore Private School.

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As more families in our church begin thinking about schooling for their children, we want to explore the different options—what they are and why families in our church have chosen them. Our hope is that these conversations are a helpful resource as you prayerfully consider what type of schooling might be best for your child and your family.

In this episode, we explore Public School.

Resources

• The Anxious Generation
• Next few weeks on Christian formation...
  • Private School (drops April 15)
  • Classical Education - Hybrid Model (drops April 22)
  • Homeschool (drops April 29)

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Are ornate church buildings sinful? Are they better than meeting in a strip mall downtown? Are we as a church "missing something" by not owning our own church building? In this episode, we discuss church buildings and their impact on us as embodied creatures based off Marc Sims article, 12 Theses on Church Buildings.

Resources

• 12 Theses on Church Buildings by Marc Sims
• 312 - The Formative Power of Physical Space
• 266 - The Room Matters
• 109 - How to Come to Church

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In this episode, we listen to what kids said they love about their parents. Join us as we listen to these encouraging statements and discuss the impact of a parent's presence.

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