The Quiet Reformation

From the Show…

  • Repentance says, I’m going to start acting on it and I’m changing my mind and my way. And it’s not for shame; it’s not to bring in a level of hopelessness. It’s really to invite God’s way in, so that we can be aligned with him.

    TERRY DAVIS - S2:E1

  • Instead of just pursuing diversity for diversity’s sake, we start talking about justice, about how we are stewarding our influence or privilege or our access on behalf of other people. That is a core discipleship question every follower of Jesus needs to wrestle with.

    KERI LADOUCEUR - S2:E2

  • All the more I think that long obedience in the same direction, even in terms of mission, is you have to be present, you have to gain trust, and you can’t microwave that, you can’t just rush that.

    DWIGHT YOO - S2:E3

  • Christian community was really only likely to be truly effective to the surrounding environs when we were small groups of people and we were living in deep relational structure with one another. In doing so, that was the model that had the maximum likelihood of being a powerful witness to those around us.

    SARAH DAVIES - S2:E4

  • We’ve seen the renewal that can happen when a very small group of people, albeit somewhat crazy people, say we’re just not living on the empire's terms; we’re doing this other thing.

    ANDY CROUCH - S2:E5

  • Right after the events of 9/11, people were asking: ‘Why do people hate us?’ And I just thought, oh, that’s such an important moment. Can we just sit down, Americans, and ask this question? Can we really ponder this question?

    CRAIG WONG - S2:E6

  • The heart of God comes out all over the Old Testament, and so commonly in poetry, and we’ve industrialized our way into the place where we don’t need that poetry in our heads. And the reality is we are missing it.

    JOSH BYTWERK - S2:E7

  • Nobody needs to hear the Gospel more, than driven pastors who can’t lay down their workaholism and their productivity, whether they are a narcissist or codependent, whether it’s, I’m building the church or I’m caring for people.

    BOB HYATT - S2:E8

God, Church, and Everything In Between

The Quiet Reformation is a space of listening for God through the Bible and the Body of Christ, desiring change in the Church, but without the chaos. This podcast is a small part of the ministry of Netzer. Netzer works intimately with Christian leaders and speaks widely to the Church at large about spiritual renewal.