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Kirk Patston lectures at SMBC. His son Jerrah, is a musician and songwriter who lives with an intellectual disability, autism, and a list of other things.
Kirk and Jerrah are on the latest episode of @undeceptions with John Dickson!
Listen (or read) at: undeceptions.com/podcast/dis…
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“a god who comes down, steps down from his throne in heaven, where …the world is described as his footstool and then washes his disciples' feet. That, I think, should profoundly move us.” @WesleyLHuff
From @Undeceptions 177 with @johnpauldickson
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What a delight to get to talk with @johnpauldickson about Christians Reading Classics (@ZonderAcademic). Undeceptions is incredible to listen to, every time--feels more like radio drama than a podcast. undeceptions.com/podcast/rea…
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When Chris Tomlin discovered the earliest known Christian hymn, one thing stunned him: the first worship song we have “has nothing to do about us” and is all about the glory of God. He explains why that changes how we think about modern worship and the songs we sing in church today.
Watch the full interview here → youtu.be/mQJHEgMT05U
#ChrisTomlin #TheFirstHymn #EarliestChristianHymn #WorshipMusic #GodCenteredWorship #NotAboutUs #GloryToGod #ChurchMusic #ChristianWorship #ChristianPost
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Join Chris Tomlin, Ben Fielding, and historian John Dickson on a journey like no other when THE FIRST HYMN hits theatres nationwide Tuesday, March 24 and Thursday, March 26.
Bring your church or small group to worship together in a new way! bit.ly/3PGHpeN
#TheFirstHymn
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THIS WEEK! Don’t miss your chance to see Chris Tomlin and Ben Fielding bring what may be the earliest Christian song ever recorded back to life!
See THE FIRST HYMN—coming to theatres nationwide March 24 & 26!
Find showtimes now: fathomentertainment.com/rele…
#TheFirstHymn
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Professor John Dickson talks to me about the documentary, "The First Hymn" opening in theatres March 24 & 26 from @FathomEnt A Christian hymn discovered in Egypt becomes a modern worship song from @christomlin and Ben Fielding.
#TheFirstHymn
#ChristianNewsmakers
Undeceptions Podcast retweeted
My friend @johnpauldickson recently filmed and produced a fascinating documentary on one of the earliest hymns ever discovered! Pulled from the sands of Egypt's Oxyrhynchus, this papyrus scrap containing the earliest known Christian hymn (complete with both its lyrics and musical notation) is put to music again nearly 2 millennia later. The debut of the film happens world-wide March 24-26. Check it out!
thefirsthymnmovie.com/
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Praise dance with flags "The First Hymn" song by Chris Tomlin & Ben Fielding
Dance Featuring: Marta Pawlowski
Flags: Liquid Fire 2 Tone Aqua from Called to Flag
#worshipjesuswithflags #calledtoflag #TheFirstHymn #outdoorworship #worshipflags #PraiseAndPrayer #IntercessoryPrayer
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Professor John Dickson talks to me about the documentary, "The First Hymn" opening in theatres March 24 & 26 from @FathomEnt
Check out our @WTHRcom conversation on this link.
#TheFirstHymn
#ChristianNewsmakers
wthr.com/video/life/faith/jo…
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I recently presented @undeceptions’s @johnpauldickson with a manuscript fascimile of P. Oxy. 1786 at this past week’s The Church in History AC conference. P. Oxy. 1786 is the focus document of John’s The First Hymn documentary.
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Imagining a world without God might just be the best argument for God.
@undeceptions
Listen wherever you get your pods, or head to undeceptions.com/podcast/wit…
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Dr. @JohnPaulDickson helped us explore history to learn how the early churchstood for truth and shared the love of Christ in challenging cultural moments.
Learn more at bit.ly/ProfilesInPublicWitne…
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Take a trip through Dante’s nine circles of hell — and out again — with @undeceptions. John Took & Karen Swallow Prior guide us through The Divine Comedy: theology, satire, and self-reflection that shaped the West. Listen wherever you get your pods or check out the link in bio.
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Just watched the fantastic film ‘The First Hymn: Resurrecting a Song Buried for Millennia’ and cannot recommend it enough—and the song is fantastic!
@johnpauldickson
@christomlin
@undeceptions
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The great German theologian and anti-Nazi activist Dietrich Bonhoeffer is one of those figures people try to co-opt for their own social agenda, whether 'progressive' or 'conservative'. This is so sad, because the man is utterly fascinating on his own terms. I admit, I got to the end of making this episode - the first of our new @undeceptions season - and I still don't know quite what to make of Bonhoeffer. Listen, wherever you get your podcasts, or just head to undeceptions.com/podcast/die…
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Is there a key that unlocks the meaning of Scripture, not the Hebrew and Greek, but what it is all about? To find out, listen to this conversation about my new book with the always engaging John Dickson, who, makes me sound better than I usually do.
undeceptions.com/podcast/bib…
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Good history must exist, if for no other reason, because bad history needs to be answered. We have entered an “ahistoric age”, my guest Dr Sarah Irving-Stonebraker tells us, in which we are nearly incapable of speaking meaningfully about the past, except perhaps as part of the “culture wars.” Commentators today (and some professional historians) use historical stories to score moral or political points, whether about sex, science, racism, religion, nationalism, the West, or whatever. Some of this is valid. A great deal of it is selective and wrong. Good history will offer clarity and correction. It will refuse to wield factoids as weapons of war. It will invite the voices of the past to speak for themselves, as if at their own trial. Sometimes we—the modern jury—will certainly find our ancestors guilty as charged. Other times, they will prove us guilty of slander and evidence-tampering. @undeceptions
undeceptions.com/podcast/his…
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If you're a fan of @TheRestHistory podcast, then i think you'll get a lot out of this @undeceptions episode with @ProfStonebraker. Would love to hear what you make of it @holland_tom and @dcsandbrook.
Good history must exist, if for no other reason, because bad history needs to be answered. We have entered an “ahistoric age”, my guest Dr Sarah Irving-Stonebraker tells us, in which we are nearly incapable of speaking meaningfully about the past, except perhaps as part of the “culture wars.” Commentators today (and some professional historians) use historical stories to score moral or political points, whether about sex, science, racism, religion, nationalism, the West, or whatever. Some of this is valid. A great deal of it is selective and wrong. Good history will offer clarity and correction. It will refuse to wield factoids as weapons of war. It will invite the voices of the past to speak for themselves, as if at their own trial. Sometimes we—the modern jury—will certainly find our ancestors guilty as charged. Other times, they will prove us guilty of slander and evidence-tampering. @undeceptions
undeceptions.com/podcast/his…