Dave Andrews - The Jihad of Jesus (N108)

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4.7 • 689 Ratings

🗓️ 23 October 2015

⏱️ 56 minutes

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has lived and worked in intentional communities with marginalised groups of people in Australia, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India and Nepal. Through these experiences he developed a passion for seeing Christians and Muslims learning together what it means...

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0:00.0	Nomad, Christian Community, Mission and the Future of the Church.
0:16.3	Welcome back once again to Nomad Podcast.
0:19.3	Nomad Podcast at Greenbelt.
0:21.4	Again.
0:22.1	Yeah.
0:22.4	Still here.
0:23.3	Well, yeah.
0:23.8	This is three months.
0:24.6	About six weeks there.
0:27.6	Um, another cracking night's sleep in the hotel.
0:31.1	Awesome night's sleep.
0:32.5	Do you know, I was chatting to the receptionist and she reckons...
0:35.7	You've got a receptionist.
0:36.9	Of course you'll have a
0:37.5	she reckons 90% of the hotel is taken up by greenbelt people 90% did you know
0:45.3	anybody so it's not just me I'm not the only wet fish wet fish that's not the right
0:51.0	what are we talking about wet fish let Wet lettuce. What are you talking about?
0:55.8	Just a wimp, basically.
0:58.1	Staying in a hotel.
0:59.2	Do you get dry fish?
1:00.5	All fish are wet, aren't it? That's not saying anything, is it?
1:03.7	Wet lettuce was the one I was supposed to be trying to use.
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