We have some interesting ideas about life. Most of them tied to Greek philosophy. In the church among follower of Jesus, we have tied our way of thinking, reflecting, and living around more Greek philosophy than Biblical theology. Here’s a recent presentation that deals with some of those issues.

Enjoy!

Below are some podcast that are at different places on drwinn.com that I though I would bring together in one place for you enjoyment. On to the encore.

Go ahead and make your comments below.

Here’s UnHoly Night, watch out for the high notes.

And here’s Porky Pig singing with an Elvis classic: “Blue Christmas” Click below to play.

Concerned Pastor Original

Concerned Pastor ReMix

Watching What You Say in Public

Last month the 19th Annual Wheaton Theology Conference presented “Jesus, Paul and the People of God: A Theological Dialogue with N.T. Wright.” If you are interested in Tom Wright’s massive work, you might be interested to hear other NT specialist interact with his work. Continuing education via the Net is really a great opportunity. http://bit.ly/aKudUO

Here is a set of Podcasts by Walter Brueggemann on Prophetic Preaching that he delivered at Baylor University in February 2010.

There a bit of delay for buffeting at the beginning, be patient.

Prophetic Preaching 1

Prophetic Preaching 2

Prophetic Preaching 3

Prophetic Preaching 4

Below is a presentation by Caleb Maskell, part of the church planting team of Elm City Vineyard in New Haven, CT, where Matt and Hannah Croasmun are the pastors. The presentation was delivered at the National Vineyard Conference in the UK. In his presentation he discusses four phases that the Vineyard has journeyed. I thought you might find it interesting.

This past weekend was really fun. First, there was Off the Map conference in Seattle with Phyllis Tickle, Michael Frost, and Todd Hunter presenting us with an Anglican Eucharist. Phyllis is so spry for her 75 years and the author of The Great Emergence. Michael talked about refocusing church through a Missional lens while addressing Worship, Discipleship, and Evangelism.

On Sunday Morning David Ruis was the guest at Vineyard Community Church in Shoreline, WA and Phyllis Tickle was the evening guest. David is always fun to listen to. Phyllis gave us a tour of 2000 years of church history in about 30 minutes plus a Q&A time. She has a great sense of humor. She said something like, “If you are a female and 76 you can say any damn thing you want.”

David Ruis

Phyllis Tickle

Phyllis Tickle Video

Clip provided by Recycle Your Faith.

Here is a talk about Pentecost that I gave at Vineyard Community Church on Pentecost Sunday. It takes about 10 seconds before it begins. Enjoy!

Cherith Fee Nordling is the Visiting Assistant Professor of Systematic Theology at Wheaton College and recently spoke at the VineyardUSA conference in Galveston, TX. She is the daughter of Dr. Gordon Fee but she is a scholar in her own right. Let me know what you think.

My favorite time of the year has arrived right on schedule. Christmas music 24 hours a day. Shoppers going wild for the latest deal (well, that not really my favorite, although watching them in a mall is). So, here my annual remembance with some musical gatherings. Some folks just can’t sing, but its fun to listen to them any way.

Here’s UnHoly Night, watch out for the high notes.

And here’s Porky Pig singing with an Elvis classic: “Blue Christmas” Click below to play.

Here are two audio presentations presented by Tom Wright from Reformational-UK, June 2007. I based my first book God’s EPIC Adventure on his five-act-play model. The second recording starts off a bit low in volume, give it a moment and it will brighten up.

Thinking about God in Tommorrow’s World

Whatever did St Paul do with the Kingdom of God

According to Len Sweet there are about as many strip joints in USAmerica as there are healthy churches. Hear his reflections below.