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In this podcast we look at the story of ‘legion’ from the gospel of Mark, we explore the concept of trying to become more like Jesus, and ask a dangerous question ‘What is it to live a life of sanity in an insane culture?’
This talk is the third part of our series on the concept of the sacred and its disappearance from our culture. In this episode we discuss the nitty gritty of cultivating a life of sacredness. We discuss how the believer is called to both destroy the sacred cows of our culture, and to also bring the sacred into the everyday. Plus we also contrast the worldview of 80’s cult TV show Monkey and the biblical imagination.
In part two of our series The Other Side of Repentance we examine the Sacred. What makes something sacred? How can we go back to the source of the sacred? How have false images of Christ contributed to us losing the idea of the sacred? Plus we discuss how we can cultivate a life of sacredness that is in contrast to so much of the narcissistic spirituality that we see today.
This week at Red we began a new series entitled the other side of repentance. Our culture has removed any notion of the sacred. There is viritually nothing that cannot be mocked or ridiculed in our culture anymore. How has this effected how we view God? How we worship? How we do Church? How we live as disciples? Has the buddy Jesus image of God prevelant in contemporary Christianity created a lapsadisical approach to faith?
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In this final installement of our series, we look at the heart. That strange life centre of the human being. We examine how we can disciple this mysterious part of us. We also look at the ethical problem of invisibility, Pslam 1, how the way that we enter a room describes our will and to top things off we confuse Ellijah Wood with Elliot Gould.
This week is part three of our current series. This week we look at our guts, that is our feelings, emotions and sensations. Our culture has idolised ‘feelings’, we expect a life of positive emotions and amazing experiences. But what is the right way of ordering our feelings, what is a biblical perspective on emotions. All this and more in this weeks podcast.
This week is part two of our series Do This and You Will Live: Following God with Your Mind, Heart, Guts and Heart. This week we examine what it is to Disciple the body. Our culture is at war with their bodies, veering from body obsession to body hatred. In this talk we explore the idea of discipling our bodies, plus we also discover how I survived a road rage incident with a Ric Flair lookalike.
This week at Red we have begun a new series focusing on what it is to be a complete human and disciple of Christ. The series was inspired by a couple of books Dallas Willard’s Renovation of the Heart and Rodney Clapp’s Tortured Wonders. The series sprang out of a thought that I had the other week in which I realized that in our culture today almost all of us can operate a car, or use a pc or a mac. Yet so few of us understand or can use or let alone master the parts of us namely our hearts, minds, guts and bodies which make us human. This podcast introduces the whole series and gives and overview of holistic Christian discipleship.
This week at Red we have begun a new series focusing on what it is to be a complete human and disciple of Christ. The series was inspired by a couple of books Dallas Willard’s Renovation of the Heart and Rodney Clapp’s Tortured Wonders. The series sprang out of a thought that I had the other week in which I realized that in our culture today almost all of us can operate a car, or use a pc or a mac. Yet so few of us understand or can use or let alone master the parts of us namely our hearts, minds, guts and bodies which make us human. This podcast introduces the whole series and gives and overview of holistic Christian discipleship.
This week’s episode features a talk that I did which focuses on Palm Sunday and which explores the social and spiritual lessons of the life of American writer Jack Kerouac. I make the case that Kerouac unwittingly was the architect of contemporary young adult culture. However a closer examination of his life leads us through some facinating truths that end at the Cross.
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