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- During Jesus’ ministry on earth, tables—and the meals shared around them—were an important part of his school of discipleship. Professor and author Robert Karris writes, “In Luke’s Gospel, Jesus is either going to a meal, at a meal or coming from a meal.” New Testament scholar N. T. Wright says, “When Jesus himself wanted to explain to his disciples what his forthcoming death was all about, he didn’t give them a theory, he gave them a meal.” When Jesus invites his followers to the table, the meal is open to all—men and women, slave and free, Jew and Greek. Jesus’ […]
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- With 30 churches and almost 10,000 members in three countries, Grace Tabernacle Ministries (GTM) has grown significantly since its humble beginning in Kenya with seven Congolese refugees in 2009. Founding pastor Emmanuel Musinga, who now pastors in Indianapolis, Indiana, borrowed $300 from a former primary school teacher to build a roof for the fledgling church. “The Bible says, ‘Don’t despise the small beginnings,’” Musinga says. “Just listen to the voice of God, and follow the passion that God has given to you.” Musinga’s passion is for church planting, leadership development and children’s education, and today, the church he founded has […]
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02 November 2026 By Janae Rempel Shafer in C-Link, District
USMB's Christian Leader Podcast features honest and practical conversations for anyone following Jesus—in life, ministry and everything in-between. Hosted by Matt Ehresman.
November 12, 2026
Church leaders can feel anxiety as much as anyone else, but it’s possible to live with a peace that only God can provide. This week Jordan Ringhofer, district minister of the Pacific District Conference, joins the podcast to talk about what it means to be a non-anxious presence: staying emotionally grounded, relationally connected, and faithful to your convictions when anxiety rises around you or within you. Jordan has spent years in pastoral ministry and has read widely on the subject. He explains why being non-anxious isn’t the same as being calm, and why it has to start with being rooted in Christ rather than with a technique.
Jordan walks through four practical steps for tense moments in a meeting, at home, or online: notice, center, engage, and release. He and Matt also talk about the Johari window, how different personalities sharpen one another, how to tell an unhealthy relationship from a toxic one, and what it looks like day to day to live out of your identity as a child of God.
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