In this episode of the Eyes on Jesus podcast, hosts Drew and Tim speak with Jeff Jones, lead pastor of Chase Oaks Church and author of the book 'Rebranding Christianity.' The discussion explores the misconceptions around the idea of rebranding Christianity, emphasizing the need to return to the foundational teachings of Jesus about love and community. Jeff shares insights on the current perception of Christianity, the mission drift that has occurred over centuries, and actionable steps the church can take to regain trust and remain true to its core values. The episode underscores the importance of showing authentic love and engaging in substantial good works to positively influence the broader culture.
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Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
01:10 Jeff's Personal Background and Family
01:52 Chase Oaks Church: A Unique Mission
02:56 The Concept of Rebranding Christianity
04:34 Perception of Christianity in Modern Culture
07:24 Challenges and Long-Term Goals in Ministry
09:39 Building Trust and Authentic Christianity
17:38 Historical Context and Mission Drift
21:24 Fragmentation and the Evangelical Brand
23:30 The Fragmented Nature of Evangelicalism
23:48 Jesus as the Living CEO
24:48 Signs of a Movement of God
26:09 Evangelical Split and Mission Drift
27:38 The Challenge of Demonstrating Love
29:31 Good Works and Community Impact
33:06 Leveraging Media for Awareness
44:11 The Importance of Grace in Christianity
45:22 Conclusion and Resources
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