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🗓️ 6 March 2024
⏱️ 46 minutes
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Best selling author, teacher and Pastor, John Mark Comer, is here to talk about his newest book: “Practicing the Way”, which explores the concept of being an apprentice of Jesus. John Mark explains that to practice the way of Jesus, we must: “Be with Jesus, become like him, and do as he did” (the subtitle to the book.💥)
In this conversation we talk about the difference between being merely a “Christian” (which can mean all kinds of things today!) and an apprentice. John Mark points out that we are all being “formed” – all the time -- whether we know it or not -- and the importance of being intentional about what forms us. We also talk about the “Rule of Life” - purposeful rhythms and disciplines, which he says, leads to the best kind of freedom.
We cover a lot in this conversation, and John Mark even shares some of the ways that the Comers are helping their 3 teenagers learn to slow down, lock up their devices (literally,) and practice a Sabbath rest. I think you’ll be (a little challenged perhaps, as well as- ) encouraged!
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1:13.7 | Swanson underscore but I'm super excited for today's conversation with |
1:18.8 | John Mark Comer and here's the thing in today's world calling yourself a Christian could mean a lot of things, right? |
1:26.0 | I think you'll agree with that. |
1:28.0 | Well, what about the term apprentice? |
1:30.0 | John Mark Comer uses the term apprentice, and when think about it an apprentice if you maybe have been one or know someone who's been one |
1:36.8 | Essentially it means you're training under somebody right you're following them around learning about what they do. They're training you teaching you |
1:44.2 | because one day you want to do what they do. Well John Mark Comer is talking about |
1:49.2 | what it means to be an apprentice of Jesus in his new book called Practicing the Way. It's |
1:55.2 | subtitled Be with Jesus, Become Like Him, do as he did. So it's a really fun way to |
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