Deep Magic part 1 with John Mark McMillan and Adam Russel

In this episode of the Ferment Podcast, Adam Russel and John Mark McMillan chat about John Mark's experiences during his time in Japan, and the ideas behind his newest album Deep Magic. John Mark also talks about how his songwriting has changed over time. Part 2 of this conversation will release March 11!
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[@tashamon85]

I loved the deep magic in the family. I talk to my friends about this. If anywhere in our family lineage someone didn’t get together, we wouldn’t be here.

[@tcgtonysamazingpulls]

Loved hearing this, particularly music theory

[@ShamgareilCerchio]

Great podcast and insights, both of you express very solid and deep thoughts about how to overcome the shallow and cynic way the world outside wants to bind us Christian Life is much more amazing that we are used to see 🥰 I'm glad you cited John Mark Pantana, an artist I found out on Spotify too. His music resonates with yours in many ways

[@elijudkins2578]

What!? A podcast about JohnMark!?

[@gideonkriel9644]

Great to hear this podcast😊 Exactly my experience living here in Philippines. I'm glad you over came your crisis of faith. Your music is a great gift to humanity😊

[@samcooperyoutube]

Fascinating! Thanks for this, John and Adam!

[@evanmatthew9512]

❤❤❤❤

[@lauraferris6725]

So. Good. Deep magic. The Jesus path is sacrificial. ❤

[@seille3774]

You writing and performing the life changing songs God pours into the world through you is the sacrificing part of the equation. That's what you pay on a regular basis, as a partaker in Christ's identity. I'm thinking of the song 'Deliver Me', but you're now the wife. In our love affair with God, like human relationships are generally, is after the man has paid the bride price, the woman ought to be reasonable in her conduct, and submit to her husband. The crowning moments of her submission to the man and her dedication to fulfilling her role, is when she takes the seed of her man and five it her own substance, until that seed is fully grown and ripe for life. The climax is the pain she accepts, and endures the terrible pains of giving birth until she can present a healthy child to her husband, and animate his face with brilliant joy. The crowning moments of all our lives is when we present to God the fruits of God-seed that we laboured to produce into space and time in our lifetimes.