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March 26, 2026 · 71 min

Do You Really Belong to a Church?

What started as a normal conversation… turned into one of the most unexpected and honest discussions we’ve ever had.

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What started as a normal conversation… turned into one of the most unexpected and honest discussions we’ve ever had. In this episode, we wrestle with questions that hit close to home: - What is the real purpose of church? - Does tithing have to go to one church? - What does church membership actually mean? - And what happens when your personal convictions don’t line up with what others believe? At one point, we literally didn’t know how to respond. This isn’t a polished conversation—it’s real, raw, and happening in the moment. But that’s what makes it worth watching. Stick around to the end and let us know—what do you think? - Timestamps: - https://disciplestandard.com/ Support the Podcast - https://www.patreon.com/c/DiscipleStandardPodcast Visit our church - https://sunlightchurch.com/ Connect with us - https://multiply222.com

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