The display of God's glory will be, in the end, internal and external.

It will be spiritual and physical.

We will display the glory of God by Christ exalting joy in the glory of God in the

face of Christ and by Christ exalting deeds done with our resurrection bodies. Hi, I'm your host, Dan Kruver.

So will we only savor God's glory in the age to come or somehow sharing it?

In this episode of Light and Truth, John Piper draws on Athanasius and Scripture

to show how believers will rejoice in the radiance of Christ

by becoming radiant themselves. This message was originally delivered at the 2005 Bethlehem

conference for pastors.

Don't aim to preach only in categories of thought that can be readily understood by this generation.

Aim at creating biblical categories of thought that are not present there's a key word in that I don't want you to miss namely the word only don't aim to preach only in categories of thought

that can be readily understood by this generation,

aim at creating biblical categories of thought that are not present.

Here's another way to say that.

And I've benefited so much from Andrew Walls, his books on missions,

and he has a cluster of ideas that have really brought light, at least to an issue,

if not all the solutions to the issue.

And the two clusters are the Pilgrim Principle and the the indigenous principle of the church.

The pilgrim principle says, do not be conformed to this world, be transformed by the

renewing of your mind.

You've got to make new minds.

And the indigenous principle says, I have become all things to all people that by all means I may save

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