Spiritual Formation and Emotional Health with John Mark Comer

[@thepastoratecanada]

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[@JustTiAira]

I have truly enjoyed this teaching !

[@Cupjive]

A Teacher of God’s Word in modern times and absolutely prolific preacher. “Leadership is a great way to grow”

[@brunafarao84]

His voice just melts my anxiety away, God bless him!

[@lindadodd3829]

Pied Piper. Be careful.

[@RafaelGarcia-jb3me]

@@lindadodd3829correct

[@shardanorman]

Powerful powerful message, heard him for the first time on on UCB UK last night and love his teaching. Praise GOD !!!!!

[@XxSoupPlutoOfficialxX]

You definitely have Gods wisdom! You remind me allot of my pastor! Keep doing Gods work! 🙏

[@JoshHoffert]

Love what he says in the first few minutes about leadership by example and invitation. Such a great key.

[@mharper5049]

I think we have to think of ourselves first as much loved sons and daughters of God before we think of ourselves as followers and leaders.

[@PrimaWhiteKitty]

I like 20 said," leadership is about example and invitation, not coercion and control"

[@ChittaranjanRincku]

Incredible❤...

[@Isabelizzo1028]

I love JMC!

[@kriscampbell8658]

Translates in Scotland too! Thank you sooooo much. Much appreciated.

[@terrigreen100]

Great message !

[@popcorn43]

There is something about him that's reminiscent of Rob Bell. I think it's the way he talks, engaging and deep.

[@pioneerkc5860]

A talk I’ll be chewing on for a while. Thank you!

[@RafaelGarcia-jb3me]

Anything impresses you

[@pastordanaddo]

This was so good! Praise God for this talk!

[@davedad75]

Wish they’d add a list of all the books he mentioned

[@lindadodd3829]

GLAD THEY DIDN'T!! ALL scripture is profitable for... It's all one needs. Oh man warning lights going off all throughout the place...

[@jorohatch1]

So glad you said that about warning lights going off, I agree. Something is not right here, all we need is the Bible. Be careful, ask Holy Spirit for discernment.

[@popcorn43]

Emotionally healthy spirituality by Peter scazzero. I can highly recommend this one.

[@katielarson5384]

@@lindadodd3829 Good morning. I wanted to ask a question. I know the verse you reference, which is 2 Timothy 3:16. However, I also know that the bible teaches us that the purpose of pastors and teachers is to equip the body. (Ephesians 4:11-12) So if teachers and pastors equip us with their teachings of scripture, then what is the difference between listening to a sermon(teaching) and reading a book from a pastor (also teaching)? And there is another verse in scripture that teaches us that we overcome the enemy by the testimony of other believers (Revelation 12:11). So is it as sin for a believer to write down their testimony (what God has taught them or a trial He has brought them through) and then make that available to other believers in book form? It seems to me that both these practices of teaching and testimonies in written form are biblical? Can you please show me how these practices are not biblical? Also, I have copied and pasted the verses I referenced below: Ephesians 4:11-12: And He Himself gave some to be apostles, some prophets, some evangelists, and some pastors and teachers, 12 for the equipping of the saints for the work of ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ, Revelations 12:11: And they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony, and they did not love their lives to the death.

[@sheebaalex3185]

Wonderful teaching by John Mark

[@dykeneuk]

Very helpful insights.

[@michaeldelagarza7941]

Incredible insight!

[@jeremy1350]

"I was expecting 30 to 40 people, in a church basement, with lousy coffee !!" I know where you have been hanging out.

[@blanko5953]

Is burnout a problem...or is a lackadaisical attitude more prominent?

[@bradytomlinson7034]

Burnout is a problem. Lackadaisical attitudes are also a problem.

[@MrEddie68000]

The 7th day is the last day not the first.

[@chaddonal4331]

He might have spoken carelessly there. Surely he knows that the sabbath is the 7th day. I think his intended point is that we start our week coming off of rest, as a gift.

[@SamuelCBuhler]

Man was made on the 6th day. The first day following the creation of man was the Sabbath or 7th day. So man starts His life with Sabbath followed by work.

[@howellatthemoon1970]

"One Corinthians"? Grrr.

[@chaddonal4331]

It’s the British scholarly way.