On Small Groups: Helpful, not Essential (Ep. 280)

Pastors Talk - A podcast by 9Marks

9Marks

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 698 Ratings

🗓️ 19 November 2024

⏱️ 20 minutes

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In this episode of Pastors Talk, Mark Dever and Jonathan Leeman talk about small groups and how they can help the church while it not being an essential part of what a church is.

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0:00.0	Hello, this is Jonathan Lehman.
0:06.0	And I'm Mark Devere.
0:08.1	No, no, this is John Lehman.
0:09.9	You're Jonathan Lehman, but I'm just announcing that Jonathan Lehman is here.
0:12.7	And I said this is Mark Devere.
0:14.0	No, I think you said I am.
0:15.2	Oh, did I?
0:15.7	I think so.
0:16.5	Oh, goodness.
0:17.9	I fell for it.
0:18.8	Welcome to Pastor's Talk.
0:19.9	Learn more, Nine Marks.
0:21.0	org.
0:21.3	And if you want to help give, you can go to nine marks.
0:24.6	org slash talk as a way to support.
0:27.8	Because someone has to come up with the brilliant rhetoric that's represented on this show.
0:32.9	In this conversation every time.
0:34.5	I mean, the number of writers it takes to really manufacture the pure unending without any intermission gold verbally that is experienced by the listener on this podcast is staggering to take into account and to imagine.
0:53.2	And maybe giving would bring back the sound effects?
0:55.8	Oh, I wouldn't dare to speak to the exalted levels of Alberto.
0:59.7	Yeah, fair enough.
1:01.3	Mark, I want to think today with you about small groups.
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