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Reflections On Now

Reflections On Now

Written by: City Church Tulsa Matt Nelson Cody Jensen Rachel Sanders
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A podcast from City Church Tulsa with the purpose of looking at cultural events and everyday life through the gospel lens of love. We will discuss how we as Christians should respond to cultural events, movements, politics, and varying opinions.

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City Church Tulsa
Christianity Ministry & Evangelism Philosophy Social Sciences Spirituality
Episodes
  • Lent, Sabbatical, and the Antichrist Spirit in American Politics
    Apr 22 2026
    In this episode of Reflections on Now, we reflect on the Lent season — what we gave up, what we didn't, and what God did anyway. From there, we talk about Matt's upcoming sabbatical and what it means to let the ground rest. We close with a candid conversation about power, control, and the spirit of Antichrist showing up in the church and in American politics.

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    59 mins
  • Pastor Matt's Spiritual Director, Kevin Navarro
    Feb 19 2026

    In this episode we sit down for a conversation with Kevin Navarro, Pastor Matt's Spiritual Director, to discuss his work with ReWire, what it means to be a spiritual director, working with women in incarceration, and mystical union.


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    54 mins
  • ICE, Moral Responsibility, and Church Leadership
    Jan 27 2026
    In this episode of Reflections on Now, we begin with immigration, ICE, and what it means to be a “villager” who refuses to look away from harm in their community. From there, we turn to leadership, moral failure, and the culture of pedestal-building in the church, asking how truth, repentance, and redemption might look more like the way of Jesus.

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    59 mins
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