ooopppsss – correction

June 13, 2021 Betty Hall

DISREGARD MY EARLIER EMAIL

I hit the wrong button. I accidentally hit publish on a post I was editing earlier today.

For those of you who get updates by email you would have gotten an email from Beyond the Dalet today with a link for episode 3 in the Dalet podcast series. Yeah, – that was a mistake. Please disregard.

I am in the process of uploading a new podcast series for Beyond the Dalet. Episode 2 in the series will be published tomorrow, Monday, June 14, 2021. Each Monday a new episode will be available.

Look for the corrected podcast upload in tomorrows email.

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I write and teach from the conviction that Messiah Jesus has finished what we could never complete. Through Beyond the Dalet I explore life together as His Ekklesia Assembly—learning to live from His finished work and the unshakable kingdom He has secured. Live from who Christ has already secured you to be. View all posts by Betty Hall

Live from who Christ has already secured you to be

Everything we explore here grows out of one conviction: Messiah Jesus has finished the work that restores God’s people. Because of Him we are receiving an unshakable kingdom, and the Ekklesia now learns to live from that reality.

I long to see the Ekklesia become the kind of people among whom wounded believers can remain long enough for Christ to restore them. The New Testament assumes that the people of God will live in such a way that the weak are strengthened, the discouraged are encouraged, and the wounded are restored within the shared life of the body.

My work exists to help the people of God recover that healing culture the apostles assumed the Ekklesia would have — a community where Christ remains at the center, where truth and grace walk together, and where no one is forced to walk the road of faith alone.

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