Dallas Willard - Why the World Is a Perfectly Safe Place for You

Dallas explains why the world is a perfectly safe place for us. In Christ, we are safe from harm even if we are not safe from hurt. His message is followed by Marti Ensign's powerful story from the East African mission field and a Q&A with Richard Foster. Filmed at the 1999 Renovaré international conference, Dallas's opening comments reflect that he was filling in for Glandian Carney who was originally scheduled to speak at this session of the conference.

[@danjustthinking1188]

I don’t feel safe. But I want to. Maybe with the help of Christ my mind can change.

[@jjcm3135]

One of the most brilliant men I have heard. A very deep man. I’m catholic and we have our own outstanding and inspired thinkers and saints etc but Dallas Williard is still one of the best I’ve heard to speak of God. A beautiful man.

[@josho2455]

Dallas Willard had a great way of calmly expressing truth that has always spoken to me. A great resource and mentor!

[@user-rd5ye5jn9y]

truly one of a kind human being

[@bethcroskery7507]

Brilliant teacher and man of God. We need his work more now than ever.

[@dacoolfruit]

Wonderful truth that I needed to hear today

[@curiousgeorge555]

Looked it up. It is a free PDF now. Dallas quoted the 3rd sentence. Close enough! A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life.

[@Batterybus]

Love Dallas Willard. Brings it all right down to the living person living in reality. Ministry already has more than enough theory.

[@dylanhawkins9804]

Wow! How wonderful his teachings are! Made a huge impact in my life with his teachings and I am grateful for that.

[@dallaswillard]

Wonderful!

[@lundymae]

Dallas Willard speaks of our energy empowered with our desires, and divine purpose. Our nature is revealed when we in alignment with God. Like a stream, we are the keeper to direct a life of vision and heart.

[@amandawhaley2437]

This is so orthodox! “There are three powers in the soul-the thinking, the excitable (the energetic), and the desiring. By the thinking power we seek to understand what is good; by the desiring power we desire the good we have understood; by the excitable power we strive and fight for it.” Maximus the Confessor

[@uiPublic]

Jesus slept. All night must've prayed. And dreamt like baby's

[@uiPublic]

What a blessing He let sinners and sinned against alike in His Kingdom see God's as children

[@Liminalplace1]

Was Jesus nuts? No harm can come to us