Archive for the ‘MP3 talks’ Category
Posted on November 6, 2007 - by Stephen Murray
Patrick on the Emerging Church
Check out Darrin Patrick’s talk, The History and Streams of the Emerging Church, given at Covenant Seminary on the 22nd October 2007. Darrin Patrick is the pastor of the Journey in St. Louis and an important member of the Acts 29 church planting network.
Posted on October 3, 2007 - by Stephen Murray
Convergent Audio
Denny Burke has all the audio from the recent Convergent Conference at South Eastern Baptist Seminary. It includes a very thought-provoking talk by Mark Driscoll about his relationship to and views on certain key figures in the emerging church conversation.
Posted on August 2, 2007 - by Stephen Murray
Podcast Here I Come
I’ve finally set up a podcast for sermons and talks that I’ve given recently or will in the future. You can access the podcast here. My first podcast is in keeping with the theme of community that I’ve been posting about recently. It’s a sermon that I gave a month ago at St Stephen’s on Philippians 2:19-30, entitled ‘When the Gospel Works’. You can download it here. Or go to the podacst itself for feed and subscription details.
Posted on June 27, 2007 - by Stephen Murray
@the Castle Talks
Andy Gemmill’s talks on the book of James from the recent @the Castle conference are now available on-line.
Posted on April 11, 2007 - by Stephen Murray
Timmis talks to Acts 29
One of my favourite missional thinkers, Steve Timmis, recently gave a talk at the Acts 29 Seattle boot camp. He spoke on ‘Gospel-Driven Church Planting‘. You can get the audio here. (HT – Ant Adams).
Posted on February 22, 2007 - by Stephen Murray
Gospel for Believers
I grew up in church with an unhealthy paradigm in my mind. It went something along these lines: The gospel is for unbelievers, they need to hear it and then come to faith. Once they’ve come to faith then they mature and they start to learn doctrine.
And so when a minister, who is now a friend of mine, told me that he preached the gospel every Sunday I was a bit concerned – how would his congregation mature? There were two problems with my thinking – I saw the gospel as too small, I basically equated the formula that you’ll find on some ‘old school’ evangelism tract with the gospel. I needed a bigger picture of the gospel. Secondly, and following on, I disconnected doctrine or teaching from the gospel – I didn’t see the two as naturally compatible. It took me a while to work through these things until I got to the point, where I’m still at, where I can’t conceive opening the Bible to any audience without teaching the gospel.
Now the reason for this little admission is because I’ve finally gotten round to listening to those Tim Keller talks that I mentioned a few weeks ago and I’ve decided (yes I who make all dogmatic decisions) that Tim Keller is best preacher of the gospel to believers that I’ve ever heard. So if you’re wondering how to apply the gospel to believers go download the talks – in fact download everything you can find of Tim Keller’s and listen to it carefully, and let a master teach you about THE master.
Posted on January 20, 2007 - by Stephen Murray
Tim Keller Talks
Here’s a link to three talks that Tim Keller gave yesterday on the subject of ‘The Cross’.
(HT – Steve McCoy)
Stephen Murray
Christian, husband to my beautiful Robin, missional dreamer, pastor, church planter, Arsenal, Sharks and Springbok supporter, surfer (in the real sea), patriotic South African, Capetonian. Find out more about the church planting work I'm involved in at my support blog.
