Dallas Willard - Tabletalk with Dallas Willard, Richard Foster and John Ortberg
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.พ. 2021
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In 2010 and 2011, Dallas agreed to teach separate two weeks for the Renovaré Institute in Denver, a cohort of 40 students, mostly in ministry positions. In these videos he systematically works through his main teaching points which lay the theoretical foundation for spiritual trans-formation in Christ.
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Insightful ideas. ❤
Wonderful! Thank you!
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27:50-32:42 is phenomenal
Foster and Willard help teach others to be disciples
Didn’t Dallas Williard contradict Laibach who wanted to know every moment what God wanted him to do.
Is it just me, or what are these guys saying? Enlighten me. Non-sense to me. No spiritual content. Popes, Eucharist? Don’t you know and learn His voice by reading and meditating on His word, not experience? What experience are they talking about? Somethings not right here.
Joyce Hatch, look into the books of both Richard J. Foster and Dallas Willard, also Brother Lawrence, The Practice of the Presence of God. These are deep thinkers and both men are teachers of teachers of the Word. This is not light content.
Interesting comment. I've listened, read Dallas, John, Richard for seven years, and this conversation is a concise continuing talk of what they consistently say based upon details in the Word. I've noticed people in general make too quick Judgements without knowing more. Partial knowledge mistaken for whole. That's why practice Matt 7. 1-5 and James 1.19 helps. Hopefully you will learn to not judge or comment before knowing the people first very well over a long period.
And yes, I can see why you said what you did. It's like eavesdropping into a long conversation without knowing the history, content nor context.
Blessings
Joyce, pretty much every Godly person I can think of in the bible, heard God through experience. I don't think God has become mute or speaks less after openning access into His presence in the Holy of Holies through the sacrafice of his son and even more sending the Holy Spirit to dwell in us.
You are right about it. Your brief post shows more spiritual discernment than the discussion of these "teachers".