So often, we find ourselves sitting next to people in church—people with fascinating stories and incredible expertise—and yet we miss the chance to truly know them. What if we slowed down and took the time to hear how each of us spends our days, how we wrestle with life, and how God is working in our stories?
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In this Healing the City episode, Pastors Susan and Eric sit down with Rod Hugen to remember the early days of planting The Village Church in Tucson. Episode six of The Chronicles of Rod returns to the Seneca house and the backyard S... more
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In this episode of Healing The City, Sue and Eric talk about life at The Village, share updates on the upcoming Festival, give a progress report on the book project, and discuss the latest insights from the Follower Quiz.
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In this episode of the Healing the City podcast, Pastor Mark and Pastor Eric sit down to talk about what it actually means to belong. They explore how the Village understands membership, not as signing a line or joining a club, but as... more
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In this episode of the Healing the City Podcast, Pastor Eric sits down with Rod Hugen for another installment of The Chronicles of Rod. Together they reflect on the early days, when both played significant roles in closing down churc... more
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As a member of this church for nearly 20 years, I am so grateful for the church’s wisdom to be distilled and available through a podcast format. Pastor Eric Cepin hosts the podcast interviewing various members of our community to reflect on the glory and relevance of Christ in our lives. I am so thankful for the depth of authenticity and vulnerability, along with the real life practicals of how to walk with Jesus.
I love this podcast so deeply already. It is an opportunity to hear Christ’s divine presence among us in everyday people’s lives. To see the extraordinary infuse the ordinary as Christ comes along side us and reveals the good works he has prepared in advance for us to do (Ephesians 2:10). To heal and usher in the kingdom of God in his broken world through healing one person at a time. Keep them coming!
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The content focuses on the personal stories and life experiences of individuals from a community, with an aim to highlight how their faith interacts with real-world issues. Listeners can expect candid discussions that explore a wide range of themes such as race, disability, advocacy, and the challenges of living faith authentically in various aspects of life. By engaging with guests who share their unique perspectives, the conversations seek to inspire listeners to reflect on their own lives and find ways to connect and serve within their communities, encouraging an approach centered on healing and authentic connection among individuals.
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