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The way of Jesus leads us to a deeper, fuller life. This was true in the ancient world where Jesus first lived and taught, and it’s still true today. But what does it mean to actually practice the way of Jesus in today’s complex, secular world? In this podcast, join John Mark Comer and other guides as they explore this important question through practical teachings and conversations. At Practicing the Way, we are here to help you journey to a deeper life with God. Discover more of our resources and take your next step at practicingtheway.org
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I’m thankful for this series and don’t mean to offer the following as a negative review—more as an attempt in engaging with one of the episodes. Dr. Sittser’s stories about risk-taking missionaries are admirable in some ways, but I’m curious about what to make of the relational casualties these figures left in their wake. For example, leaving a dying wife behind for the mission field. Or arriving uninvited to a foreign community and asserting yourself as an authority, often to the benefit of a colonial power. As someone who has been on the receiving end of missions work, I am both grateful and wary of this sort of ministry. I left the episode wondering: How can we respond to the radical call of God with a posture of humility and pastoral love towards the people we feel called to? What does risk-taking faith look like in conjunction with the relational responsibilities we all have? I think JMC and Dr. Sittser attempted to address this a little. I’d love to hear them discuss this more.
I love the content but speaking over your guests to interject just how much you also know about the subject is distracting. Why have a guest if you’d like to share all the information yourself?
I enjoy John Mark’s books and teaching. I enjoy his style. However, Mystics E07 is a good example of a format that is not always working. It’s a kind of interview with Dr Sittser, but the dynamic is jarring. Instead of letting Dr Sittser speak, John Mark is continually interrupting him, apparently in an attempt to clarify, expound, agree, one up, or comment on whatever Sittser is saying. The behavior sounds agitated, comes off as competitive, and is a drag on the primary presenter. Toward the end of the program John Mark is more collaborative and the installment becomes more grounded and easier to take in. Taking that approach throughout each presentation would make for five stars. Thank you.
I find this content to be informative and edifying. I love and appreciate JMC; I’d just ask him to hold back on talking over Dr. Sittser in these interview episodes. I really want to hear what Dr. Sittser has to say and I feel like JMC jumps in a lot to make his own points when Sittser is mid-sentence.
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