The Divine Conspiracy Group Bible Study by Dallas Willard with John Ortberg

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The Divine Conspiracy Group Bible Study by Dallas Willard with John Ortberg.
God longs to entrust his presence and power in the lives of ordinary people. To do this, he must grow character within us and often this is forged in the fires of adversity, pain and loss. Is God growing your character through the tough times of life?
In this first session of The Divine Conspiracy, Dallas Willard and John Ortberg discuss how God is at work doing something very big in the world, but that it often gets unnoticed. We get glimpses of this "Divine Conspiracy" and hear the whisper of Jesus inviting us to enter in. The choice is up to us.
The Divine Conspiracy DVD study masterfully captures the core of Christ's teachings in a fresh, relevant light, revealing a revolutionary way to experience God...by knowing him as an essential part of your here and now, rather than only as a part of the hereafter.
Based on the Sermon on the Mount and his bestselling book The Divine Conspiracy, Willard calls you to live a deeper, more authentic faith, and then offers a practical plan so you can answer the call.
Sessions Include:
1. The Divine Conspiracy
2. The Path to a Blessed Life
3. Becoming a Good Person
4. Treasuring What Matters Most
5. Becoming a Community of Prayerful Love
6. Living as a Disciple of Jesus
Dallas Willard is a renowned teacher, author of the bestselling book, The Divine Conspiracy, and one of today's most brilliant Christian thinkers.
John Ortberg is senior pastor at Menlo Park Presbyterian Church and author of The Me I Want to Be.

[@jstembo]

Dallas Willard was one of the most insightful men I have read. I just learned he has passed away. His book the Divine Conspiracy is one of the best I have enjoyed. This video is a great summary of his book. He will be missed...

[@ursulajenni6521]

Oh, what a beautiful talk!!! I am so enriched by the wisdom, love and power of these gentle and humble men of God! Thank you for posting this treasure!

[@mrknuckles49]

To think that God is happy did me a wealth of good.

[@b.terenceharwick3222]

Actually, it's good to hear someone able to think, who recovers two millenia later, the original meaning of the gospel. If a viewer who actually inquires in life is interested in an introduction to that recovery, the u-tube available "Spiritual Formation as a Natural Part of Salvation" will be of interest. Of course, if you don't believe and act as if the mind is integrally related to Spirit as well as the body we also possess, then you will be wasting your time. There are insightful questions posed by students and some faculty at Wheaton College in that discussion. So for those interested in getting a better sense of this speaker, I'd recommend watching the question and answer period in the last twenty minutes or so of that tape -- and THEN listening to its thoughtful content-rich presentation, in discrete bits, as suitable to you.

[@will95515]

Thanks, I’ve listened to the q&a

[@tomlane5885]

Thank you

[@beverlyoliverrockspanninga8234]

Just reading this book now..so far, I love it.

[@christopherskipp1525]

Is it an academic or popular kind of book? Who publishes it? Thank you.

[@robvandiver8921]

Is philosophy outside of God's creation? Is it outside of the understanding of all that God is? I think you misunderstand what philosophy is. Have you read the Bible? Great portions of it deal with the exact questions philosophers have been asking for thousands of years. What is reality? God and His kingdom is reality. Nothing else is.

[@EarsToHear23]

The gospel 5:30

[@ears2hear46]

This is philosophy blended with Christianity. Willard simply misses the mark in his definition of "The gospel".

[@mallory885]

Guess we should believe in John Calvin who burns People at the stake for disagreeing with him. by their fruits you will know them. he he

[@Yaya-mg8sb]

You have a hateful spirit that is closed to the reality of God living within.

[@jayman1338]

Ears2 Hear Hey could you emphasize more on how this teacher missed the mark. I’m trying to find information about this guy, a friend of mine has one of his books and I’ve never heard of him but there are a lot of heretics out there so I am researching him. If you have any information that might help me out I would appreciate it. Thanks.

[@scrapingrama1]

Jay Man he makes it we aren’t good enough unless we do all his booms and teachings. We need to pray read the bible and that is it. The disciples didn’t have all that philosophy to go by. Just preach Jesus

[@will95515]

Jay Man I believe he’s most concerned with discipleship and disciplines that have to do with sanctification

[@greglogan7706]

I expect an atheist will have a very distinct response to Willard's very shallow psychology. These guys are so lost in their ivory tower - their egos are making up "reality" - but it is just their imagination.

[@darcelgomez2893]

Ego is that farthest word that comes to mind here for me. This guy is incredibly humble in my mind....God is exalted in his writings not self