The Greenhouse Movement Podcast

The Greenhouse Movement podcast continues its look at the Future of the Church with the importance of the people of God listening to their communities and responding in love. Where we see healthy growth, there has been a shift from big church to smaller groups of people having an impact by engaging those around them with the gospel message lived out. As we stay on mission together, speaking the heart language of others, the Church is reborn and will flourish.

The Greenhouse Movement podcast continues to look at the Future of the Church. There is a danger today to live a life defined by the cultural description of "Christian" or evangelicalism without a true experience with the gospel. The church must be lovers of Jesus and the good news he gave. We are still called to proclaim the greatness and splendor of Jesus: to preach the good news, heal the sick, and cast out demons. This is true evangelicalism

Microchurch Conference:  https://microchurchconference.com/  Connect with us:  Greenhouse Website: https://greenhousechurch.org/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/greenhousec...  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/greenhousech...   Greenhouse Church exists to help ordinary people become passionate followers of Jesus.

On this edition of the Greenhouse Movement podcast, Mike Patz, Brian Sanders and Matt Ulrich continue their conversation, inspiring us to think about our calling, intentionally seeking the specific ways that God is leading us forward. Microchurches are important communities through which to discern and practice one's calling, serving as a support to encourage one another to move on mission.     Microchurch Conference:  https://microchurchconference.com/   Connect with us:  Greenhouse Website: https://greenhousechurch.org/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/greenhousec...  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/greenhousech...   Greenhouse Church exists to help ordinary people become passionate followers of Jesus.

The Greenhouse Movement podcast continues as Mike Patz, Matt Ulrich and Brian Sanders discuss the "church" as a worshipping community on mission. We are called to plant these life-giving expressions of the church in our homes and workplaces, mobilizing people, developing them as disciples and leaders, bringing the gospel to our world.

Mike Patz opens this season of the Greenhouse Movement podcast with long-time friend, Brian Sanders, founder of the Underground Network. Lean in as they discuss the future of the Church.  We as a people are most satisfied when we're living up to our calling and giving ourselves away. Connect with us:  Greenhouse Website: https://greenhousechurch.org/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/greenhousec...  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/greenhousech... Greenhouse Church exists to help ordinary people become passionate followers of Jesus.

Some of the things Jesus called us to do are non-negotiable- perhaps one of the most difficult being "loving your enemies.” In today's episode, Mike Patz talks with Joel Searby about what it really means to love our enemies biblically in today’s world. This episode will challenge the polarized thoughts the world has about who you might think your enemy truly is. Be ready to think, then love.

Where did the word “Woke” originate from? Dr. Eric Mason & Pastor Mike Patz sit down for a much needed conversation on the role of the church in the wake of systemic racism and divisive culture.

In a time when the world is facing unprecedented challenges, Greenhouse Movement leader Mike Patz joins Pastors Joel Romelus and Jon Lash for an open discussion on our racial climate in the first episode of season two of the Greenhouse Movement Podcast. They dive into the injustices currently facing our nation, and how we, as the body of Christ, are meant to acknowledge each other’s suffering and bring substantial change that embodies the love of God.

Dr. Kent Fuchs, President of the University of Florida, discusses the realities of leadership and models how to develop a tone across a diverse community of students and faculty.