Kristian Smith joins Bishop D.E. as we unpack the movie “Conclave” | "The Gospel of Inclusion"

[@KJawn]

Love this

[@artofunk]

I’m commenting here at the start of watching to share that I thoroughly enjoyed the movie! D.E mentioned this movie when it premiered & I went to view it…. It’s amazing..!! I’ll likely comment after viewing this conversation… it’s already Full of great potential & possibility for Spiritual Growth & Maturation❣️

[@artofunk]

I’m commenting here at the start of watching to share that I thoroughly enjoyed the movie! D.E mentioned this movie when it premiered & I went to view it…. It’s amazing..!! I’ll likely comment after viewing this conversation… it’s already Full of great potential & possibility for Spiritual Growth & Maturation❣️ Oh, I didn’t hit “send”!!! So the above message sat unsent until I’m prompted to share a kool reflection that struck me.. the quote of Howard Thurman; “Don’t Ask Yourself What Does The World Need, Ask Yourself What Makes You Come Alive Because What The World Needs Is People Who Come Alive” That’s-Powerful…. Not just the words, but the one who ask this of their self…

[@umiiyabode]

Conclave was an amazing movie. It wasn't what I was expecting, but so much more...

[@ReginaDillardLifestyle]

I haven’t seen the movie, but now I will this conversation was sooooo good!

[@DrDorothyParker]

Deconstruction and evolution are fundamentally different processes, and one doesn’t necessarily require the other. Deconstruction is about taking something apart, examining its components, and understanding its structure, meaning, and origins. It’s a methodical, often intellectual process that reveals the foundations of a belief, system, or idea. Both approaches have their purpose, but it’s essential to know which serves you best in any given moment. Sometimes it’s about letting things flow and evolve naturally, revolving and growing around your own center, rather than breaking everything apart.

[@livencali1]

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