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Philip Jensen on Anglicanism and Evangelicalism
By jason | June 13, 2008
If you have followed the blog for any length then you will probably recall how influential my time in Sydney spent with MTS. The ministry model I saw - churches on campus, the hospitality that was extended to me, and the warm friendships I made all had a lasting impression on me.
One of the highlights was traveling to their mid-year conference where a thousand or more college students gathered for teaching and training. It was a unique conference in many regards. One of the most interesting aspects was the teaching of Philip Jensen. Philip taught for 90 minutes every evening. About 45 minutes, a break for some singing, and then 45 more minutes.
Why 90 minutes? Because they recorded to tape and that was the entire tape! And I was amazed at how engaged people were, and how engaging Philip was.
During one of the lunchtimes we were introduced and I got to have lunch with Philip Jensen and Paul House. And it was a tremendous time, my month in Sydney was extremely fruitful and soul-shaping.
All of that is a long introduction to say that this past weekend, while mowing, I listened to an interview with Philip Jensen on a number of topics. He had so many good things to say and I would highly commend the interview to you. It will be well worth your time
Topics: Audio, Campus Ministry, Church, Church Planting, Leadership, Theology |