• Incarnation Means Embracing the Mess | Jenni Wong Clayville (Part 1) | S2E2

  • Jan 16 2023
  • Length: 34 mins
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Incarnation Means Embracing the Mess | Jenni Wong Clayville (Part 1) | S2E2

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  • The call to follow and serve Christ is a call to the Church. Jenni Wong Clayville reminds us that we bring what is both wrong and beautiful into the church. Anyone who has served in ministry knows ministry can be messy. Jenni invites those in ministry to embrace this mess with humility and serve God faithfully.   She helps give pastors a vision to serve in a way where we love God. Love each other and figure life out with our church communities.   Discussion Questions:  Jenni and Mark talk about how we can easily have a romanticized view of 1st-century churches. How would you describe your view of the early Christian communities seen in the New Testament?    Embracing the mess of real life was a theme that kept coming up in the conversation. What do you do to embrace the mess in your ministry?   Jenni shared with great honesty how she had to code-switch to the dominant culture as an Asian American. What did you learn about code-switching from her experience?  Tara Beth shared about embodying Jesus’ Kingdom means being willing to expand the table. Where could you expand who is around your table?   Check out Mark’s new course on Seminary Now: Pastoral Ministry: Calling and Resilience.  SeminaryNow.com is a streaming video platform with short courses from leading authors and professors. The Pastor’s Table listeners can get 25% off full access to the courses by using the code TPT. Our theme song for The Pastor’s Table is Radiant by eleven eleven worship. LISTEN NOW on Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you get your music.
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