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What if Jesus wasn’t an American?

Jul 21, 2014

by Steve Hyde

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American Jesus, Church, culture, Matthew 16:18

If Jesus wasn’t an American, we wouldn’t have to sing the same songs translated into every language in the world from our centuries old leaders. We could sing songs in minor key, or chant, or simply stare into the sky. If Jesus wasn’t an American, we wouldn’t

How we Change Culture

Dec 03, 2012

by Steve Hyde

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Cambodia, changing culture, culture, Lance Wallnau, philosophy, seven mountain strategy, transformation

How important is culture? Culture determines how you live your life. It determines the way you do church. It determines the way you work at your job or business. It determines the way you think and what you believe. Culture affects not only what you believe about God, but the arc

Multiplying Ministry: Always Learning

Mar 06, 2011

by Steve Hyde

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culture, learning, unteachable

There is a trait that I have observed in successful ministries and successful leader: learning. They are always learning new things and challenging themselves to learn new things. Periodically I meet people who are “unteachable”. They are usually highly educated in an

Why doesn’t ‘Hillsong’ copy Cambodian music?

Oct 05, 2010

by Steve Hyde

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contextualization, culture, Hillsong, Mam Barnabas, music, Pringles, trow, worship

Last week I was visiting a Christian recording studio looking for Cambodian traditional music. They were more than happy to provide me with the latest traditional worship music. During my conversation with the Cambodian studio operator I mentioned to him that I enjoy Cambodian tradi

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