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On today's episode Dr. Keasler and I discuss the legacy and life of Dallas Willard as well as Spiritual Formation, reading the bible alone vs. in community, and a brief hit on politics.
I hope you enjoy the discussion and can appreciate the dialogue and humor for what it is!
Here are the 5 books in Willard's pentology:
* Hearing God (In Search of Guidance)
* Spirit of the Disciplines
* Divine Conspiracy
* Renovation of the Heart
* Knowing Christ Today
Here are the 5 questions Dr. Keasler recommended for when reading the bible on your own:
* What is this text about?
* What encourages or inspires me about this text?
* What confuses me (maybe even upsets me) about this text?
* What does this teach me about God (father, son, HS)?
* How does this connect to my life right now?
If you'd like to find me and my other writings on substack or find the audio only versions of the show you can find them here:
Spotify:
On today's episode I am revisiting an article I published here on Substack. In short, I write on how the ideologies in politics can very quickly become a pseudo-religion that seeks to take us away from the way of Jesus. How, if we aren’t careful, we can subtly slip into elevating our politics to too high a place in our lives.
The inauguration was saturated with religious language and symbolism and as followers of Jesus I think it's important to remember where our true hope and allegiance lie after yesterday.
Remember, you can reach me with any questions or feedback at [email protected].
Thanks!
Welcome back to Slow to Speake!
In this episode I briefly walk through the official(?) Season 1 preview for the show. I share some questions, idea, and a few thoughts. I don't share a guest list just yet, but I've got a few folks confirmed already to come on the show and I'm very excited! I hope you will be too.
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As mentioned in the episode, if you have any comments, questions, or feedback you can contact me at [email protected] or drop a comment below on this post.
Audi Alteram Partem - See you next time!
Welcome to Slow to Speake! I'm so happy you are here.
This is a companion resource to my work here on Substack - both of which I hope serve as hubs for ideas and information where myself and others like me explore and analyze ideas around culture, current events, and spirituality - essentially all the things that contribute to meaning-making in our lives. We seek to wade into the deeper waters of meaning and our human experiences. We hope that curiosity, story telling, an attempt at unbiased critical thinking, and a bit of humor make this quest an enjoyable one.
Please subscribe and share this episode with anyone that you think would enjoy coming along for the journey. If you enjoyed this preview and are excited about what is to come, consider leaving a 5-star review! Every engagement helps.
Audi Alteram Partem friends, see you soon!
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