Ep 16: Africa, Worship, & Sacramental Theology w/ Edgar King
On episode sixteen I have a conversation with my good friend, Edgar King. Hailing from Kenya, Edgar is a gifted worship leader and the lead pastor of Trinity Vineyard Church in Nakuru. We are all over the map on this one, discussing the Kenya context, missions,...
Bob Fulton on Wimber’s beginnings & how there would be no Vineyard without Gunner Payne (part 1)
On this episode of Wednesdays with Wimber, I share part 1 of my interview with the legendary Bob Fulton! Bob is part of Vineyard history folklore as he is the brother-in-law to John Wimber and was there for it all! Bob shares his testimony, the impact of Gunner Payne...
Ep 15: Black History Month & Reclaiming Diversity w/ Ramon Mayo
On episode fifteen, and in celebration off #BlackHistoryMonth, I sit down with Ramon Mayo to discuss the history and importance of Black History Month, the need for nuance in today’s world, and his forthcoming book, “Reclaiming Diversity.” About...
Ep 14: Sacramental Reality w/ Glenn Packiam
On episode fourteen of season two, I sit down with Glenn Packiam! We discuss what it looks like to pastor a sacramental charismatic church, the role of formation in Christian worship, and how the sacramental tapestry helped provide stability for New Life after their...
Ep 13: Engaging Theology & N.T. Wright w/ Ben C. Blackwell
On episode thirteen, I have a conversation with Dr. Ben C. Blackwell about the subject of his excellent book, Engaging Theology: A Biblical, Historical, and Practical Introduction. We also talked about his time as a research assistant for N. T. Wright while he was in...@lukegeraty
FYI: Eric is a fiction author and this tweet is a perfect example of how no one changes their preconceived opinion based on a tweet.
But more importantly, we need to remember he writes fiction and calls it “history.”
Don't get the vaccine.
Off to Africa… but first, Qatar. Grateful I had bomb Mexican food last night.
Rohr’s footnotes and quoted sources will lead you farther astray than Gungor’s tweets.
One easy way for pastors and church leaders to kill a church? Micromanage and control EVERYTHING. As Bill Jackson said:
“The leader does it. The leader does it while a disciple watches. The disciple does it while the leader watches. The leader leaves the disciple doing it.”
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