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- DBD 266: How to Wear the World Loosely - Part 2 of 5
St Francis of Assisi said that we must “wear the world like a loose garment, which touches us in a few places and there lightly.” It would be a profitable exercise in our spiritual growth to continue to work on understanding what the world is, how it affects us, and to recognize its grasping after our life.
This week we look at the temptation of Jesus in Luke 4 as a particularly good place to think about how the world comes for us. Satan came after Jesus, and in so doing, he used the world. What is the world exactly?
The world is a system of godless secular life with its ideologies, priorities, pleasures, and aims. It is the opposite of the kingdom of God which is centered on complete trust in and dependence on God and in which God is the center of all, he is everything, his glory, his will, and his power are preeminent. The world is defined by the temporal and the secular, and is seen and engaged with through entertainment, business, politics, science, and commerce.
Now, how does that come to play in Jesus’ temptation, and how might we sense the world encroaching on our own soul?Show Notes:
In the Name of Jesus: Reflections on Christian Leadership: Nouwen, Henri J. M.: 9780824512590: Amazon.com: Books
Bourne Again | Desiring God
15 min - DBD 269: How to Wear the World Loosely - Part 5 of 5St Francis of Assisi said that we must “wear the world like a loose garment, which touches us in a few places and there lightly.” It would be a profitable exercise in our spiritual growth to continue to work on understanding what the world is, how it affects us, and to recognize its grasping after our life.
This week we look at the temptation of Jesus in Luke 4 as a particularly good place to think about how the world comes for us. Satan came after Jesus, and in so doing, he used the world. What is the world exactly?
The world is a system of godless secular life with its ideologies, priorities, pleasures, and aims. It is the opposite of the kingdom of God which is centered on complete trust in and dependence on God and in which God is the center of all, he is everything, his glory, his will, and his power are preeminent. The world is defined by the temporal and the secular, and is seen and engaged with through entertainment, business, politics, science, and commerce.
Now, how does that come to play in Jesus’ temptation, and how might we sense the world encroaching on our own soul?Show Notes:
In the Name of Jesus: Reflections on Christian Leadership: Nouwen, Henri J. M.: 9780824512590: Amazon.com: Books
Bourne Again | Desiring God
34 min - DBD 268: How to Wear the World Loosely - Part 4 of 5St Francis of Assisi said that we must “wear the world like a loose garment, which touches us in a few places and there lightly.” It would be a profitable exercise in our spiritual growth to continue to work on understanding what the world is, how it affects us, and to recognize its grasping after our life.
This week we look at the temptation of Jesus in Luke 4 as a particularly good place to think about how the world comes for us. Satan came after Jesus, and in so doing, he used the world. What is the world exactly?
The world is a system of godless secular life with its ideologies, priorities, pleasures, and aims. It is the opposite of the kingdom of God which is centered on complete trust in and dependence on God and in which God is the center of all, he is everything, his glory, his will, and his power are preeminent. The world is defined by the temporal and the secular, and is seen and engaged with through entertainment, business, politics, science, and commerce.
Now, how does that come to play in Jesus’ temptation, and how might we sense the world encroaching on our own soul?Show Notes:
In the Name of Jesus: Reflections on Christian Leadership: Nouwen, Henri J. M.: 9780824512590: Amazon.com: Books
Bourne Again | Desiring God
15 min - DBD 267: How to Wear the World Loosely - Part 3 of 5
St Francis of Assisi said that we must “wear the world like a loose garment, which touches us in a few places and there lightly.” It would be a profitable exercise in our spiritual growth to continue to work on understanding what the world is, how it affects us, and to recognize its grasping after our life.
This week we look at the temptation of Jesus in Luke 4 as a particularly good place to think about how the world comes for us. Satan came after Jesus, and in so doing, he used the world. What is the world exactly?
The world is a system of godless secular life with its ideologies, priorities, pleasures, and aims. It is the opposite of the kingdom of God which is centered on complete trust in and dependence on God and in which God is the center of all, he is everything, his glory, his will, and his power are preeminent. The world is defined by the temporal and the secular, and is seen and engaged with through entertainment, business, politics, science, and commerce.
Now, how does that come to play in Jesus’ temptation, and how might we sense the world encroaching on our own soul?
Show Notes:In the Name of Jesus: Reflections on Christian Leadership: Nouwen, Henri J. M.: 9780824512590:
Amazon.com: BooksBourne Again | Desiring God
15 min - DBD 265: How to Wear the World Loosely - Part 1 of 5
St Francis of Assisi said that we must “wear the world like a loose garment, which touches us in a few places and there lightly.” It would be a profitable exercise in our spiritual growth to continue to work on understanding what the world is, how it affects us, and to recognize its grasping after our life.
This week we look at the temptation of Jesus in Luke 4 as a particularly good place to think about how the world comes for us. Satan came after Jesus, and in so doing, he used the world. What is the world exactly?
The world is a system of godless secular life with its ideologies, priorities, pleasures, and aims. It is the opposite of the kingdom of God which is centered on complete trust in and dependence on God and in which God is the center of all, he is everything, his glory, his will, and his power are preeminent. The world is defined by the temporal and the secular, and is seen and engaged with through entertainment, business, politics, science, and commerce.
Now, how does that come to play in Jesus’ temptation, and how might we sense the world encroaching on our own soul?
Show Notes:In the Name of Jesus: Reflections on Christian Leadership: Nouwen, Henri J. M.: 9780824512590: Amazon.com: BooksBourne Again | Desiring God15 min - DBD 264: Be, Know, Do - A Model for Discipleship to Jesus- Part 5 of 5
Our primary goal, as followers of Jesus, not trying to do what Jesus said to do, but rather to become the kind of people who will naturally do those things. That's the difference between discipleship to Christ and discipleship to Christianity. The life of a Disciple to Christ must be grounded in BE first. Being with Jesus is how we come to KNOW Jesus and know God. As the disciple, from being with Jesus, comes to know him more, he will naturally begin to DO what Jesus did.
This week we discuss how this U.S. Army Leadership Model is taken straight out of scripture and how we apply this to life with God as true disciples of Jesus.
Write us at [email protected]
For additional resources, check out
The Way of Holiness Podcast
https://open.spotify.com/show/08UgdbUrBDZoWWnfiCYxbO
McLeansville Baptist Church
www.mcleansvillebaptistchurch.com
15 min - DBD 263: Be, Know, Do - A Model for Discipleship to Jesus- Part 4 of 5
Our primary goal, as followers of Jesus, not trying to do what Jesus said to do, but rather to become the kind of people who will naturally do those things. That's the difference between discipleship to Christ and discipleship to Christianity. The life of a Disciple to Christ must be grounded in BE first. Being with Jesus is how we come to KNOW Jesus and know God. As the disciple, from being with Jesus, comes to know him more, he will naturally begin to DO what Jesus did. This week we discuss how this U.S. Army Leadership Model is taken straight out of scripture and how we apply this to life with God as true disciples of Jesus.
Write us at [email protected]
For additional resources, check out
The Way of Holiness Podcast
https://open.spotify.com/show/08UgdbUrBDZoWWnfiCYxbO
McLeansville Baptist Church
www.mcleansvillebaptistchurch.com
17 min - DBD 262: Be, Know, Do - A Model for Discipleship to Jesus- Part 3 of 5
Our primary goal, as followers of Jesus, not trying to do what Jesus said to do, but rather to become the kind of people who will naturally do those things. That's the difference between discipleship to Christ and discipleship to ChristianityThe life of a Disciple to Christ must be grounded in BE first. Being with Jesus is how we come to KNOW Jesus and know God. As the disciple, from being with Jesus, comes to know him more, he will naturally begin to DO what Jesus did.This week we discuss how this U.S. Army Leadership Model is taken straight out of scripture and how we apply this to life with God as true disciples of Jesus.
Write us at [email protected]
For additional resources, check out
The Way of Holiness Podcast
https://open.spotify.com/show/08UgdbUrBDZoWWnfiCYxbO
McLeansville Baptist Church
www.mcleansvillebaptistchurch.com
16 min - DBD 261: Be, Know, Do - A Model for Discipleship to Jesus- Part 2 of 5
Our primary goal, as followers of Jesus, not trying to do what Jesus said to do, but rather to become the kind of people who will naturally do those things. That's the difference between discipleship to Christ and discipleship to ChristianityThe life of a Disciple to Christ must be grounded in BE first. Being with Jesus is how we come to KNOW Jesus and know God. As the disciple, from being with Jesus, comes to know him more, he will naturally begin to DO what Jesus did.This week we discuss how this U.S. Army Leadership Model is taken straight out of scripture and how we apply this to life with God as true disciples of Jesus.
Write us at [email protected]
For additional resources, check out
The Way of Holiness Podcast
https://open.spotify.com/show/08UgdbUrBDZoWWnfiCYxbO
McLeansville Baptist Church
www.mcleansvillebaptistchurch.com
16 min - DBD 260: Be, Know, Do - a Model for Discipleship to Jesus- Part 1 of 5
Our primary goal, as followers of Jesus, not trying to do what Jesus said to do, but rather to become the kind of people who will naturally do those things. That's the difference between discipleship to Christ and discipleship to Christianity
The life of a Disciple to Christ must be grounded in BE first. Being with Jesus is how we come to KNOW Jesus and know God. As the disciple, from being with Jesus, comes to know him more, he will naturally begin to DO what Jesus did.
This week we discuss how this U.S. Army Leadership Model is taken straight out of scripture and how we apply this to life with God as true disciples of Jesus.Write us at [email protected]
For additional resources, check out
The Way of Holiness Podcast
https://open.spotify.com/show/08UgdbUrBDZoWWnfiCYxbO
McLeansville Baptist Church
www.mcleansvillebaptistchurch.com
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