This podcast is for people interested in moving beyond "church-minded" activities to more "kingdom-minded" work that reflect the tenets of the Christian faith. Think Big intentionally spotlights faith leaders who embody the concept of "kingdom-mindedness" and invite into a dialogue about new and imaginative ways of centering Christian work.
This episode features Dr. Jason Thompson (host) and guest the Reverend Mycal Brickhouse (https://www.mycalbrickhouse.com/), Pastor of Cary First Christian Church in Cary, NC.
What is the Think Big Collaborative?
The Think Big Collaborative is designed for the full, conscious, and active participation of all worshipers - young and old, the powerless and powerful, newcomers and lifelong worshipers. Through Think Big we are led beyond ourselves to give ourselves away to minister to the needs of the local community and the world. A hallmark of the Think Big Collaborative is its potential to mine the riches of scripture and lead worshipers to deeper encounters with the message of the gospel where true purpose and destiny in Him is found.
This podcast is for people interested in moving beyond "church-minded" activities to more "kingdom-minded" work that reflect the tenets of the Christian faith. Think Big intentionally spotlights faith leaders who embody the concept of "kingdom-mindedness" and invite into a dialogue about new and imaginative ways of centering Christian work.
This episode features Dr. Jason Thompson (host) and guest the Reverend Mycal Brickhouse (https://www.mycalbrickhouse.com/), Pastor of Cary First Christian Church in Cary, NC.
What is the Think Big Collaborative?
The Think Big Collaborative is designed for the full, conscious, and active participation of all worshipers - young and old, the powerless and powerful, newcomers and lifelong worshipers. Through Think Big we are led beyond ourselves to give ourselves away to minister to the needs of the local community and the world. A hallmark of the Think Big Collaborative is its potential to mine the riches of scripture and lead worshipers to deeper encounters with the message of the gospel where true purpose and destiny in Him is found.