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In Episode 6 / Season 2 of the Same Jesus podcast, Russell and A.J. delve into the many ways that the world, culture and church are changing, and what this means for the future of the church.

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You can watch this episode on YouTube here.

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The Same Jesus podcast is hosted by Russell Joyce and A.J. Swoboda.

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Russell Joyce is senior pastor of Faith Center, a Foursquare church located in Eugene, Ore. He is also the director of Foursquare Multiply, which seeks to train, network and multiply the next generation of Foursquare churches across the U.S. He wrote the new book His Face Like Mine: Finding God’s Love in Our Wounds (IVP).

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A.J. Swoboda, Ph.D., is assistant professor of Bible, Theology and World Christianity at Bushnell University. He has planted and pastored a Foursquare church in Portland called Theophilus that continues to worship to this day, as well as authored several books including his latest release, The Gift of Thorns: Jesus, the Flesh, and the War for Our Wants (Zondervan).

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Thanks to our special guests Yas and Monique Handall, and Obe Arellano. Yas and Monique are Foursquare pastors and the founders of Arise, a ministry that empowers Native Americans to be leaders in their own community and beyond. Obe is the co-founder and executive director of Exponential Español, an organization that provides multiplication resources to Latino pastors, churches and denominations.

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Learn more about the Same Jesus podcast at foursquare.org/SameJesusPodcast, or contact us at samejesuspodcast@foursquare.org.

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Additional Resources

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To find more information on Foursquare Multiply, visit https://foursquaremultiply.com/en/

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To find more information on Exponential Español, visit https://multiplicacion.org

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S2 – E6: The future of the church in the Western culture

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