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Monday, September 11, 2006Podcast
 Well kind of! Here you can download my talk on discipleship from sunday. This was originally planned to launch a new season theme, but given who was there i decided to cover it it slightly differently. This includes extensive use of plastercine - which is not captured on the recording!! Should have had a camera. By the way, for some reason the quality is pretty poor so sorry for that! I have tried cleaning it up with audacity [a programme, not my manner] to no avail. any one got any suggestions? Listen to see if i chopped out the rather embarressing "pub singer" rendition of "the wise man built his hand upon the rock". Whatever we are certainly missing the actions. Listen to find out what the "rock" is that the house is built on. Mark Norridge on Discipleship I used two quotes that you amy be interested to peruse: Discipleship is not hearing Christ's words from long ago and trying to carry it out, rather: "the real son of God is at your side. He is beginning to inject his kind of life and thought, His ZOE life into you; beginning to turn the tin soldier into a living man. The part of you that does not like it is the part that is still tin" C S Lewis "Jesus' enduring relevance is based on his historically proven ability to speak, to heal and empower the individual human condition. He matters because of what he brought and what he still brings to ordinary human beings living their ordinary lives and coping daily with their surroundings. He promises wholeness for their lives. In sharing our weaknesses he gives us strength and imparts through his companionship a life that has the quality of eternity" Dallas Willard P.S. And also find out why i find that picture so scarry!! P.P.S you have GOT to read The Divine Conspiracy Labels: discipleship, podcast Posted by: Mark | 9:37 am |
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