Internet Monk Radio Podcast #12 Sorting through your traditions. A hot post at Adverseria. History of the dog.
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May 21, 2012
...dispatches from the post-evangelical wilderness
Internet Monk Radio Podcast #12 Sorting through your traditions. A hot post at Adverseria. History of the dog.
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Internet Monk Radio Podcast #11. Our Podcast Question of the Day. Review of a Baptist Press post.
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Internet Monk Radio Podcast #10. A man is in my car. A big, empty church building. I hate what I write.
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Internet Radio Podcast 9. First time using Garageband, but I mixed the sound quality way down to get the file smaller. I’m pleased overall. Topics: I am awarded “Spirit of AntiChrist.” The Coffeehouse. Evangelical Fanboys. CCM Patrol. Technology report.
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Internet Monk Radio Podcast 8. Pastoring in the comments? A Vytorin ad. No more BHT Rule 40. I’m not going to be a Roman Catholic.
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I’ve put together a 30 minute podcast on Thomas Merton. I cover a lot of Merton basics, and try to put some of Merton’s interest in Eastern “mysticism” in perspective. I reduced the sound quality to make the file smaller.
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Internet Monk Radio Podcast 7. Lots of stuff. What’s up with people posting MLK Jr’s college papers as “bad theology?” Al Mohler ‘fesses up. Thoughts on giving money away.
Internet Monk Radio Podcast 5. Mostly about promoting and provoking spontaneous learning. About 20 Minutes.
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Thought for the Day
Sharing in Christ’s great victory is not a matter of impressing the world with visible strength or splendid spectacle. It looks more like Jesus laying down his life. It looks more like Paul sitting in a Roman prison cell writing letters to encourage his friends. It looks more like pastors sharing Word and Sacrament on Sundays and visiting with people and encouraging them in the faithful fulfillment of their vocations between Sundays. It looks like an extended family of folks who may have little in common naturally, but who sit down at the table together because they share a common unity in Christ. It looks like people who are kind to their neighbors, who are generous to a fault, who listen more than talk and act more than preach, and who constantly point others away from themselves to Jesus.
• Chaplain Mike
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