My Grace-Centered Conversation with Corinne Kinstler (86)
In this episode of the UnSunday Show, I share with you the recent conversation I had with Corinne Kinstler. Our paths crossed several month ago as Corinne was exploring the possibility of starting a new grace-centered podcast that would reflect her changes in thinking as she had moved out of a legalistic, religious environment into a better understanding of grace and the New Covenant. I think you're going to like this conversation. I sure did! It's full of honest transparency as Corrine shares her story and journey out of legalism and into the security of the New Covenant gospel.
Links we talked about in this episode:
- LAST Ministry - https://www.lastministry.org/
- The Grace at Last Podcast - https://www.lastministry.org/grace-at-last-podcast (or in your favorite podcast app)
Enjoy!
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Corinne Kinstler
Ministry Leader/Teacher
Corinne is very happily married with her husband she has been with since 1992, a mother and grandmother.
Corinne started her journey only knowing grace and then got indoctrinated by the church for 20+ years until a life changing season caused her to reexamine all the church was requiring.
Corinne leads LAST Ministry in Sacramento, Ca and is now enjoying teaching the gospel of grace and New Covenant.
Corinne led a large team in Folsom Prison Women's Facility for ten years where they shared Jesus with the women. The facility closed in February, 2023.
Currently LAST Ministry reaches out to the young girls in the Youth Detention Facility, Homeless camps giving showers and convalescent homes sharing how loved they are by God and what Jesus has done for them. Good news is the only message we have today and love, not proper theology, is what matters most.
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