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Evangelism On Fire
"andrew murray" Discussed on Evangelism On Fire
"Welcome to Evangelism on Fire podcast. My name is Mark Thomas, an ordained pastor, a teacher of the best selling book of all time, your host and most importantly, your evangelism coach. Every episode I bring you an inspiring message to help you live the most exciting life God has created you to live by actively sharing your faith in Jesus with others. I believe in the power of the gospel and the potential of all Christians to live out the mission of the great commission. I believe the best way for Christians to grow is to go. It's time for a revolution in every Christian's life around the world so that every person everywhere around the world can hear the gospel of Jesus Christ from a friend or family member through one on one evangelism. I'm so thankful for our time together today. I absolutely love spending time with you evangelism on fire nation. I believe this podcast will truly inspire you and I believe it will inspire so many people that you know and if you're inspired and feeling moved to share this then please message some friends post this on social media and let people know about this episode so we can get this message out there more. I appreciate you and everyone listening right now in a quick reminder. I encourage you to subscribe to the podcast to rate it to review it spread the word on social media and spread the message of evangelism on fire forward before we jump into today's pod show episode. You want to hear something crazy amazing. You have the chance to go the extra mile and partner with us to help save souls globally and right here in our own city of RVA by becoming a podcast episode sponsor today families are in need of having peace security and love in their life. We provide this by introducing them to the gospel of Jesus Christ and give them materials to help them learn how to overcome life's greatest challenges. Here are the podcast sponsorship options. You can sponsor a 15 minute podcast episode for $25 a 30 minute podcast episode for $50 or a 60 minute podcast sponsorship for $100. Just select the podcast link you want to sponsor by going to today's podcast show notes click on the given link and sponsor an upcoming podcast episode. Feel free to do that right now if you feel like sponsoring an episode by becoming a podcast episode sponsor of evangelism on fire podcast. You will be helping us spread the gospel of Jesus Christ to a wider audience. Your sponsorship allows us to continue producing high quality content that inspires and equips our listeners to share their faith in Jesus with others your contribution helps us to cover the cost of production equipment and hosting fees allowing us to focus on providing valuable Christ Center content to our listeners. We are super grateful for your financial support evangelism on fire nation. Welcome to today's pod episode episode 165. I have three quotes for you today quote number one is brought to you by Christine Kane God so many things try to hold us back to let your love speak louder than fear. Our second quote of the day is by Mark Middleburg, and he says by your spirit Lord remind me. I don't have to be who I'm not in the third quote of the day is brought to us by Rebecca McLaughlin. And this is what she has to say. I can connect compassionately out of who you made me to be even out of my brokenness. That is so good evangelism on fire nation. Let me say that one more time this quote by Rebecca. She says I can connect compassionately out of who you made me to be even out of my brokenness. I've got two scriptures of the day for you. Our first scripture is 2 Timothy 1 7 for God has not given us the spirit of fear but a power and of love and a sound mind the second verse of scripture I have for you is Joshua 1 9 this is my command be strong and courageous do not be afraid or discouraged for the Lord your God is with you everywhere you go. So I offended some of my listeners in last week's episode as I ended the pod show it was definitely not my intention to offend anyone. But if I did good, hopefully it lit a fire in you to get more intentional about not neglecting knowing who Jesus truly is. I ended the episode last week quoting Nancy Ortberg saying that Jesus is not Mr. Rogers only what exactly does this mean this simply means that God is not the delusional image Christians often make him to be in our minds that Jesus is not the are you ready for this? Jesus is not the author of sugar and spice and everything nice this image of Jesus makes him out to be nothing more than a historic version of Mr. Rogers anyone with this mindset which tends to be many will be bothered offended and even angered by the closing statement in last week's pod episode again good. I hope you were offended if it caused you to get stirred up evangelism on fire nation. Come on as a good friend of mine often says hey real church if you're a casual listener of evangelism on fire podcast who has no interest in sharing the gospel with anyone in your lifetime and you haven't made up your mind to try to attempt to share your faith in Jesus and you're simply not interested in ever taking part in the mission of the Great Commission. You've got to know this this podcast is especially for you. I suggest that you keep listening to evangelism on fire podcast weekly to be inspired and coached to live the most exciting Christian life you can possibly live by actively living a lifestyle of evangelism and telling Jesus to many people do not move on to another podcast. That's more like an all sunshine and rainbows type of podcast. No, don't do that. Don't move on. Continue to listen to evangelism on fire podcast so you can fix your eyes on Jesus the author and perfecter of our faith who for the joy set before him endured the cross scorning its shame and set down at the right hand of the throne of God. Let's learn more about who the true Jesus is and the job. He left us on Earth to accomplish evangelism on fire nation. Here's a truth bomb of the day to get things started. Let me tell you something your achievement in life will be primarily motivated by your motivations. Now what motivates you will drive you and cause you to be whatever you end up being reminds me of a story of a young boy who was walking through the woods and he heard a growl and he looked behind him and there was a great grizzly bear and the boy began to run as fast as he can possibly run and the bear began to run after him and the boy said this bear is going to get me and devour me unless I find some way of escape, but there seemed like there was no way of escape and then he saw a tree and there was a limb that went out from the tree that was 15 feet high. He said no one has ever jumped 15 feet high straight up, but I've got to do it to save my life and the bear was right next to the boy with his warm breath breathing on the neck of this young boy and with a prayer this young boy leaped as high in the air as he could now he missed the limb, but he caught it on his way back down. Now that's motivation evangelism on fire nation. That's some serious motivation today. I'm going to be breaking down living and active lifestyle of evangelism the mindiest person I've ever read about who shared their faith in Jesus with others is the Apostle Paul and in 2 Corinthians 5 we find out what motivated Paul to tell others about Jesus. What drove Paul what compelled him what made him the greatest evangelist the world has ever known. We're going to learn from that. And if you've never told others about Jesus, I want you to listen today with a red hot focus. Now if you're someone who lives a lifestyle of evangelism, you will be blessed encouraged and inspired by this everyone else get ready to be challenged in a good way. The first thing I want you to learn in our pot episode today is this the Christians compulsion. What is compulsion? Compulsion is defined as an irresistible urge to behave in a certain way a sense of obligation or duty to something Paul had a compelling motive that drove him and it should be every Christ followers compelling motive that drives us. What was Paul's compulsion? They said Paul, why do you work so hard? Why are you so white hot with telling people about Jesus? Why do you keep your passion for Jesus burning with a white hot flame and here's his answer found in second Corinthians 5 9. Here's the reason God expects every Christian to engage in the mission of the Great Commission where for we labor that whether present or absent we may be accepted of him. Now that doesn't mean that we work to get to heaven. What he's saying is I want to be acceptable to God. I want God to be pleased with me evangelism on Fire Nation. Listen to this truth bomb. I am putting into your ears right now. If you're reborn and you're not telling people about Jesus, you're not acceptable to God. Let me say that one more time. I know this hurts. I know you might consider this stepping on your toes, but man, we have we have to know the truth of who our Jesus is. Jesus is not Mr. Rogers only if you're reborn and you're not telling people about Jesus. You're not acceptable to God. Why because if we're not telling people about Jesus, we are committing a sin of omission omitting the things from our life that we should be doing for our God now, I know as Christ followers. We focus on the sins of commission the sins that we commit against God those sins that we need to ask for forgiveness for and repent from to turn away from but evangelism on Fire Nation today. I want us to focus on the scent of omission and again, if we're reborn and we're not telling people about Jesus. We are not acceptable to God because of the sin of omission. Listen, it doesn't matter how much money you give to your church. It doesn't matter how faithfully you attend your church. It doesn't matter how eloquently you may preach. It doesn't matter how faithfully you may live or how circumspectly you may walk if you and I are not making an effort or striving to share the gospel with people who are far away from God in an attempt to bring Souls to Jesus Christ. We are not acceptable to him. You're not pleasing to him and no matter who you may please if you displease God you're out of his will and if you please God it really doesn't matter how many people you displease and the way to please God is to bring Souls to the Lord Jesus Christ. That is the Christians compulsion. Here's a truth bomb quote from Andrew Murray. There are two types of Christians soul winners or backsliders now you and I are one or the other Paul works so hard so he would be acceptable to God and we need to be committed like Paul so we can be accepted by God the Christians compulsion is the first reason that should inspire you to live an active lifestyle of evangelism. All right, here is our challenge time of the day and remember this a challenge is a good thing. It's a way that tests your ability or determination. So don't think negatively about a challenge. I want to challenge and encourage you to make up your mind that you want to be accepted by God and that you want to be pleasing to him by making a commitment to tell others about Jesus right this very moment once you make that commitment. These are the questions you should be asking yourself. These are questions that I ask to myself every day and I want to ask these questions to you question number one. What do I need to learn about evangelism second question? Who do I need to share my faith in Jesus with just begin by thinking of five people five people who are the five people you need to share Jesus with question number three. What skill do I need to master when it comes to telling people about Jesus the fourth question? What actions do I need to take in the fifth question? What fear do I need to overcome as you begin to answer these questions train your brain to be aware of the five evangelism styles of sharing your faith in Jesus with others truth bomb when you learn your primary style of evangelism and you truly make up your mind. You're not going to go in your entire life without leading someone to Jesus as your Savior. You will be unstoppable when it comes to telling people about Jesus when you find the approach that fits you. I absolutely love how Mark Middleburg speaks of the five different evangelism styles in his book contagious faith. If you have not read this book contagious faith. I recommend you buy this book today. He calls it the five contagious faith styles style. Number one is a friendship building style style number two is a selfless serving style style number three is story sharing or sharing your testimony with others style number four is reason giving or an apologetic style and style number five is truth-telling evangelism on fire nation. Make sure to catch next week's pod episode for more coaching on actively living a lifestyle of evangelism. I'll see you next week for episode 166. God bless you and have the best week of your life. Thanks so much for your time with me today. It's been an amazing time and thank you so much for listening. I hope you enjoyed today's episode and it inspired you on your journey of sharing your faith in Jesus with others. Make sure to check out today's podcast show notes for a description of today's show along with other super important details and also make sure to share this with a friend and subscribe over on Apple podcast as well. I really appreciate your feedback evangelism on fire nation. So share a review on Apple and let me know what part of this episode resonated with you the most and hey if no one has told you lately God loves you. I love you you matter and you have divine purpose now. It's time to go out there and share the boom the gospel message with others. Make sure to join me for our next episode.
Evangelism on SermonAudio
"andrew murray" Discussed on Evangelism on SermonAudio
"And by the time, well, we had Pride Fest. We had about 40 people come out for Pride Fest for Grand Rapids, and I had everybody pray before we went. Most people were like, dude, this is gonna take forever. It went well, but every single person went before the Lord of all evangelism and prayed, humbled themselves before God, because it's not about us. We need the Lord. We need him. It's impossible without him. And as you said, there's times where you have a brother pray. If you're gonna preach, you better have somebody pray over you. And maybe you're walking over to the bush to pray and you realize that just, that's not enough. I need more. I need to go back and get more prayer. And then you'll think, all right, my brother's gonna start, and there he is on his knees praying again, you know? So the importance of prayer, you need the Lord to give you the go. And by his grace, he will. He really will. And let me tell you, there's also other times where you pray and he doesn't. And you say, you know what? Today's the day where I'm just gonna pray. I'm not gonna preach right now. I'm gonna ask to find another. There was a day where I was at 320 and I was not going to preach. And Jordan mentioned to me that that night in prayer that he felt really inclined for me to preach that day. So I preached. I was also trusting the prayer of my brother. I think, Chansky, you called me Jonathan earlier. Everybody needs a Jonathan praying for them as well. So we really do. So not just prayer individually, but we need prayer as a team. And also, what we get to have with these things that we didn't always have is corporate prayer. Where corporately, I saw in your prayer meeting list, you're praying for evangelism that's happening. That is so crucial, so crucial. It's impossible without it. So. For our evangelism, even, you're praying for. It's wonderful. Jordan, that's nice to add. Yeah, you covered most of it, but just the life of prayer in a Christian is wonderful. I was recently given a book by Andrew Murray called With Christ in the School of Prayer, and I highly, highly, highly recommend it.
Evangelism on SermonAudio
"andrew murray" Discussed on Evangelism on SermonAudio
"For listening I'm just passing through but uh you know where are you from I live in Hull at the moment um but I'm just passing through here to find out I thought I'd stop off and preach I've heard of Andrew Murray but I'm not I'm not reading it so so yeah yeah yeah but uh yes yes well thank thank you for listening and the Lord bless you in the work here and just came over to support you it was good but life and granted so yeah yeah yeah I'll get back to them thank you thank you anyway you as well I'm I'm I'm thank you the Lord bless your work and and and continue that's great that's great thank you bye bye bye bye thank you yes and are you obviously uh passing through yeah traveler yep yep well thank you for listening as well brilliant speech man thank you I do this for a living now but um but no I'm it's the first time I preach in Wales for over a year but yeah well I'm living in Hull at the moment on the other side of England so yeah yeah yeah yes yes yes yes yes you're just passing through here I'm just passing through I decided I got up to my side I'm going to Clandudno so I thought I would I would preach and then uh on the way through because I do this a lot but uh um if you go back to 1904 every church in Wales was just packed to the gunnels with people that everybody now Wales is like England or Scotland nobody's but God can do that again yeah God can do that again when people God can send a hunger for himself on the people which um which which which which they can't ignore at the moment people are ignoring God but if God comes down he sends that hunger what about you my friend um I like to keep my options open to every possibility to be honest well I would I would encourage you to find Jesus I've got a bible yeah I've had it since 1985 yep since I was 10 years old and it's the oldest possession I own okay the priest who gave it to me said it's more precious than gold it is so I kept it yes you know I try to live a good life be nice to people yeah yeah but so what do you think do you think it's aliens or what do you think I don't think I think that aliens are demonic yes oh yes yes a lot of christians well the first thing is this I don't think we can really ignore anymore that there are real things going on so we used to be we used to be able to say well that's just rubbish it doesn't exist but no so so so do you think it's a hoax no I don't think it's a hoax I think well I think that's a good question I think we are living in days that lead up to the return of Jesus Christ and I think we're living in the most evil days yes we're living in the most evil days in history so I think whatever the UFO movement is ties in with the deceptions not so much hoaxes deception you think it's a deception then it is it is a deception because well I think there are two two things first of all there's no aliens I don't believe in aliens I believe in demonic forces that can can manifest in a way that looks looks like aliens okay but the second thing is this you think these are demons these are demonic manifestations and also you have you have why do you think they're demonic so I just realized I'm still recording I'm going to need to turn this off because this bit doesn't why do you think they're demonic um because
WTOP
"andrew murray" Discussed on WTOP
"Crisis in early June, House speaker Kevin McCarthy then CBS News correspondent christiane Benavidez. After weeks of negotiations, we have come to an agreement in principle. A deal has been reached. It's now in the hands of Congress to get it to the president before June 5th. Speaker McCarthy said he spoke to Biden over the phone twice on Saturday. There are no new taxes, no new government programs. There's a lot more within the bill. We still have more work to do to finish all the writing of it. And now to our usual state politics, the impeachment of the controversial attorney general of Texas reporter Chris Fox is in Austin. They've been 121 hours and 23 days to present non voting. The resolution is adopted. Catch his House speaker Dave field. The resolution included 20 articles of impeachment against attorney general Ken Paxton, they were rolled out by Republican state rep Andrew Murray. We will not tolerate corruption, bribery, abuse of office, retaliation, and all the related charges that have been presented to you. The trial to remove Paxton permanently now shifts to the state Senate, where his wife is a senator, Chris Fox, for CBS News, Austin. Memorial Day weekend, a time to remember those who have fallen in the service of the nation and to travel and to gather from Huntington Beach, California kcal TV's Michelle gigli. The cloudy breezy seal beach weather didn't put a damper on foundation mission church's holiday weekend outing, the group came together for a sermon on the sand, and then a potluck lunch. It is fun to come to the beach. We decided, you know what? Why not come here on a memorial weekend? These coworkers from the inland empire fought the win to get their beach umbrella up. I was determined, yeah, just constantly fighting the wind it's not easy. Despite the chili conditions, kids played in the surf, lifeguards in warm jackets kept an eye on the
WTOP
"andrew murray" Discussed on WTOP
"In the district I'm particularly on them, military surviving family members find healthy ways to process their grief. I'm Dan romer. And the president and Speaker of the House talking. 8 o'clock. This is CBS News on the hour. Presented by indeed dot com. I'm Peter king in Orlando, CBS News has learned the President Biden and House speaker Kevin McCarthy have spoken for more than an hour as they try to come up with a budget, raise the debt ceiling and keep the country out of default, negotiators have been at it for much of the day, your correspondent Christina rafini. The White House tells CBS News progress is being made and Republican negotiators say they are getting closer on the big stuff, but there are still some sticking points on some of the smaller, more specific issues, including a GOP ask for work requirements to be attached to nutritional benefits and some other welfare programs, including what's commonly called food stamps. The Texas House has voted to impeach state attorney general Ken Paxton after years of accusations of criminal misconduct and misuse of power. 60 Republicans voted and voted to impeach Paxton, who's also a Republican. They've been a 121 hours in 23 days, two present non voting, the resolution is adopted. Catches House speaker Dave field. The resolution included 20 articles of impeachment against attorney general Ken Paxton, they were rolled out by Republican state rep Andrew Murray. We will not tolerate corruption, bribery, abuse of office, retaliation, and all the related charges that have been presented to you. The trial to remove Paxton permanently now shifts to the state Senate, where his wife is a senator, Chris Fox, for CBS News, Austin. Its early Sunday in Kyiv, where the mayor says Russia has shelled the city overnight. He also says the Ukrainian military is shot down Russian air targets. CBS has Debra patta is in har cave where she says Ukraine has launched a new propaganda assault. Ukraine has upped the
WTOP
"andrew murray" Discussed on WTOP
"For the next couple of years, in exchange caps on federal spending for about the same time, White House correspondent Nancy courtesy. Republicans had been seeking ten years worth of spending caps that would have driven domestic spending down by 20 to 30%. And inevitably some conservatives will question whether this emerging compromise goes far enough. Negotiators had to craft a package that could get enough Democrats and Republicans to pass it. The first summer holiday weekend is just about upon us. That means many of us are going to be on the move. Since Saturday, TSA has screened over 12.1 million people, nearly 700,000 more than 2019, airlines added thousands of employees since last summer when more than 45,000 flights were canceled. CBS News correspondent Chris van cleve had very busy O'Hare airport in Chicago. In Austin a move to remove the Republican Texas attorney general from office reporter Chris Fox. A Republican led investigative committee unanimously recommended the impeachment committee chair Andrew Murray. The chair moves that the committee adopts the articles of impeachment against Warren Kenneth Paxton, attorney general of the state of Texas. Attorney Chris Hilton works in Paxton's office. This committee by not allowing us to be heard here today is trying to thwart the will of the voters. Now, to indianola, Mississippi, where a police officer shot on 11 year old boy during a domestic disturbance call last weekend on the scene correspondent or marvie a Franco. Family attorney Carlos morph, and local media have identified the man who shot Murray as officer Greg capers, who once received the officer of the year award. The Murray family says they're not going anywhere until justice is served
WTOP
"andrew murray" Discussed on WTOP
"The nation's debt limit. CBS News learning that a deal is getting close to have that limit raised. So the government can pay its bills for the next two years and in exchange caps on federal spending for about the same time. White House correspondent Nancy cordes. Republicans had been seeking ten years worth of spending caps that would have driven domestic spending down by 20 to 30%. And inevitably some conservatives will question whether this emerging compromise goes far enough. Negotiators had to craft a package that could get enough Democrats and Republicans to pass it. For a summer holiday weekend is just about upon us and that means many of us are going to be on the move. Since Saturday, TSA has screened over 12.1 million people, nearly 700,000 more than 2019. Airlines added thousands of employees since last summer when more than 45,000 flights were canceled. CBS News correspondent Chris van cleve had very busy O'Hare airport in Chicago. In Austin a move to remove the Republican Texas attorney general from office, reporter Chris Fox. A Republican led investigative committee unanimously recommended the impeachment committee chair Andrew Murray. The chair moves that the committee adopts the articles of impeachment against Warren Kenneth Paxton, attorney general of the state of Texas. Attorney Chris Hilton works in Paxton's office. This committee by not allowing us to be heard here today is trying to thwart the will of the voters. Now, to indianola, Mississippi, where a police officer shot an 11 year old boy during a domestic disturbance call last week and on the scene for us, correspondent Omar via franca. Family attorney Carlos Morris and local media have identified the man who shot Murray as officer Greg capers, who once received the officer of the year award. The Murray family says they're not going anywhere until justice is served. The family deserves
WTOP
"andrew murray" Discussed on WTOP
"Ultimately this is going to be about free speech. We think that we have a good appeal coming on this. We look forward to the appeal and appellate process. So far it's the longest sentencing of any January 6th defendant. Texas attorney general Ken Paxton is facing impeachment. A Republican led investigative committee unanimously recommended the impeachment committee chair Andrew Murray. The chair moves that the committee adopts the articles of impeachment against Warren Kenneth Paxton, attorney general of the state of Texas, investigators revealed Wednesday Paxton may have committed at least three felonies ranging from abuse of office to bribery, attorney Chris Hilton works in Paxton's office. This committee by not allowing us to be heard here today is trying to thwart the will of the voters. If the Texas House approves the articles of trial would take place in the state Senate, Chris Fox, for CBS News, Austin. Get ready for tons of traffic as millions of people get ready to hit the road for Memorial Day weekend. Doug shoop is with triple-A. Nationwide triple-A expects to come to the roadside rescue of more than 460,000 stranded drivers. Still, more people prefer to drive since gas prices are down and airfare is way up. Americans seem to be getting older, faster, new figures show the number of seniors has ballooned by more than a third over the last decade. Demographer William Frey. The median age of the population increased by about a year. And it makes us in a way moving toward kind of a top heavy society compared to where we were saying during the baby boom. For the first time, same sex households also boosted census data since gay marriage was legalized back in 2012. This is CBS News. Find your next great hire with indeed their hiring platform makes it easy to attract, interview in higher candidates all in the same place, visit indeed dot com slash credits. 9
Monocle 24: The Globalist
"andrew murray" Discussed on Monocle 24: The Globalist
"This week we've been taking you into the world of espionage to unpack what it's really like to work undercover. In our second episode, we meet Willie Carlin of former MI 5 agent, who was recruited in the 1970s to infiltrate Sinn Fein in Northern Ireland. He spied on the group for 11 years until his cover was blown in 1985, and Willie and his family were quickly evacuated on Margaret Thatcher's jet. Recently, Willie spoke to Monaco's Andrew Murray about his career at MI 5, which he writes about in his book such a spy, my life as an MI 5 agent inside Sinn Fein. Andre began by asking Willie whether joining the British Army in 1965 was considered an unusual thing for a young Catholic man living in Derry. No contrary. Back then and then mid 60s. I mean, there was no trouble. It was kind of factor I worked in the very starting record. Factory made record players edge closed on. And we were all sort of on the door. So most young man of my army my father had been in the army, and it was so nice to, you know, if you knew where to go, it had to be a priest. Or be a soldier. So I became a soldier. Obviously by the time you leave the British Army, the situation in Derry has changed dramatically. It's easy enough to see why MI 5 would approach you, I guess. But for you, what was the appeal of working with MI 5 at that point? Well, at that time, I mean, I don't know. I just looked upon it as a challenge to work for these people who advise me that I would be protected at all times, it would be something behind me watching me. Of course, none of that was true. But I mean, I went ahead and accepted as a challenge. And how did you personally see what was becoming the troubles at that early stage? Did you see it as a binary conflict between Catholic Republicans and the British state or more complicated than that? Well, actually, there was more about the are you see? I mean, I was coming back only as we called it on the very same back to the water stage. Occurred of young people along with soldiers. And I adopted what was called what was the department still a burdens and just going ahead and because I wasn't involved in the red, but there is any other soldier and they beat the hell out of me. So that was my first experience of the troubles. And I came and saw the music, right? I wasn't doing anything, you know? But nevertheless, you later worked for the British Army's force research unit. Did you see that as a way that you personally could either reduce or perhaps even avoid the conflict from escalating? Yeah, well, I mean after I left LA 5, I had nothing to do with troubles for a long time. And then I was at home one day and a young girl came to my mother's house. And she was crying. And she asked for a drink of water and she asked me to leave her down. I left it on the street. She went to host, she knocked the door, going on camera in the court and shot her in the head, and then he cried through the vegetable door and shot her again. And I made my mind over there. That was it. This was just a simple word murder. So I phoned the army represent barracks. Then can I go back to MI 5? But in fact, I ended up with the force research unit. And while you were working for the FIU to what level were you able to rise within Sinn Fein's organization? At the start, I mean, I was just a kind of like everybody else, but the other I lived in didn't have a common term. So me and another guy called that immigrant. We formed the common and eventually I was the person. Because these guys were mostly IRA, they didn't like on the political maintenance. So these said to me, look, you're on the others kind of thing. You go across the cable street to occur counter meets and you take over RVs and bring back their views. And that's where I met much of McDonald on Martin again. So what was your role for the FIU at that point? Was it as straightforward as relaying what you had learned about Sinn Fein and about people like Martin McGuinness? They weren't too sure because what they were interested in was the IRA. You know, I was more or less involved with some feeling. And it became clear to them that the politics of the north of Ireland was just as important, and I became a sort of an outside chance that this might lead somewhere. Especially when they discovered that Martin McGuinness was attempting these political meetings. Did you make any attempt on your own initiative or were you instructed perhaps to try and influence Martin McGuinness's thinking in particular and steer him towards the idea of a political path? But if there was another way of stopping this troubles, you know, he was certainly before it. And I remember during the hunger strike, 81 82, the assembly elections came along in 82.
By His Grace
"andrew murray" Discussed on By His Grace
"About people like andrew murray or a territory or even more. Recently people like eugene peterson. Our jennifer kennedy dean. These people just have legacies and lives that Your words are so full of wisdom. And they don't have sort of the modern sort of we need to mince words and make things palatable to every audience they just tell it straight about you know andrew murray says you know prayer is the vehicle that god invented for dispensing his blessing to the world. And i'm like alrighty then you know prayer is we gotta get on board and we to do it because it's not going to do it without us. He wants us to participate in his blessings. So let's pray. So i love those old old dead authors. You're right. I i've got andrew absolute surrender over yes by andrew. Murray on my shelf and Youth surrender that you mentioned that word in. That is something in the bible study i wrote. The struggle is real but so is god. I say surrender repeat Innocent daily practice of surrender. Pray repeats rennie's pray. We're so right on that. I love that concept. I'm gonna have to write that down. Surrender repeat was surrender. Surrender pray and repeat. I love that has so often we think all right. I've surrendered or all right. I've trusted you lord and then the new thing comes up that we're wrestling with and we've got to do it all over again and you would love to think that as believers we could conquer that and just get to the place where once we're surrendered trusting but it's a daily wrestle. That's where our faith comes in. And that's we're staying connected to christ in staying in. His word is equipping us to do that. Yeah i love that So on that. Verse and john fifteen at their From memory so don't quote me here but it also i mean it's for us to abide in him but then he cuts off anything. That's not fruitful Do you do you touch on that in the book. Yes i do. Talk about pruning and the idea that you know. Sometimes there are things in our life that are flat out sins and they have to go But sometimes there are things that are hindering us from greater growths And he might prune that back. Not because it's a bad thing and i mean an example that comes to mind is something like the time people spend on social media. Social media is not a bad thing but when we allow it to consume our world and we spend so much time scrolling or let it create feelings of comparison envy or jealousy or any of that stuff. That's gotta be pruned. That's gotta go and for some people that might require total. Unplug for others. They might say you know what. I'm just going to not do this that often. But in either case it's may be nudging us saying let's bring that let's let you grow more deeply in your relationship with me. You know you can think of all sorts of examples like that and Uprooting yes sometimes pruning can be The dead stuff this stuff the stuff from our old life before we believed but sometimes do..
MTR Podcasts
"andrew murray" Discussed on MTR Podcasts
"I don't struggle with and now as the arch man is place here. I reached out to a lot of credence. Y'all i love your work. Your join his dope and they play you like you like like i of aura bro. You you you you bleed. Up and you should just like nate. I'm just giving you your joints. Well known news that everybody knows that you hit them. They play you off anybody dami. you're available. I'm gonna freese it. You know. I will be like this and i just sold an art community. We need to have a real arts festival. That's not they do every summer. Where real craig's do they do. The brother massacre. And i had to do this. Do i'm about to open up a studio on monday. If it wasn't for him like he we worked together. And i was like i'm tired of renton studios known price. Oh twice to move out. check them out. This is the same brother that told me about. You like destined to me like we each one. Teach one so we have to stop. I if it's everybody. But when. I meet other photographers right now. I'm not well known but i but people know me in the city like people might not know my face but like oh you andrew all your work so i'll be photographers and i'll come into spot and you can see it's like typeface chambre. I'm open i you know so. It's just we need opportunities to meet each other. See each other display. Jobs work more like more community type of things as far as arts whether it's painting photography Paint the painters back in early. Nineteen hundred struggled with the photographers. They felt was coming in and saying things but we do need more opportunities and wish that those who have made it or not just doing a little things so they can do a little plug but really make sure that other people are eating in my camp. We all eat. That's my philosophy. The all eat. So that's that's the three things. I think i think that's I think that's that's a lot of truth there. And i appreciate your candidate great and so at this moment. This is part of the pod. Where i like to let the guest shameless plug so social media website. All that good stuff where can check you out. So website is e. Andrew murray photography e angie mari photography for facebook. I'm evan. murray right or e andrew murray My first name is evan. But everyone calls me. Angie that that lets me know you. Call me evident you have. I'm like you know me from new york. How you know from the you know if you call you. Call me evan. I'm like okay. This is perfect. Don't call me when i'm doing art. And if you call me and you. I know we family. S i like andrew So every marine facebook also as easy. Yeah andrew murray page on facebook on instagram. I got a bunch so if you want my spicy stuff like mice. Semi sexy is called. Just shoot glam. Just shoot gland than i have for zoning academy with is one called zone academy amount model development i have one called be more shoots so as be more underscore s. h. o. O. t. z. Be more shoot and then his. Efg mark photographer target the end. Markets may have it folks. Thank you again for coming onto this chess. i'm rob lee for andrew. Murray saying In and around baltimore he's got to look for..
Pray the Word with David Platt
Waiting on God (Psalm 69:3)
"So chapter sixty nine verse three. I am weary with my crying out. My throat is parched. My eyes grow them with waiting for my god. What a verse. That last phrase my eyes grow damn with waiting for my god so over this last year and i write about this on. The previous episodes were praying through psalm. Sixty eight so over this last year i have been my family has been waiting to go in and pick up A child that we've been matched with for adoption another country. We were three days away from going to take him up our bags packed and everything when the world started to shut down for covid. And we've been waiting over a year now and and are not sure when that door is going to open up and in the middle of it all. I have read a book that i would. Highly recommend to anyone by andrew murray. It's kind of like a a devotional is just short chapters and the title is waiting on god and it's so helpful not just in thinking about waiting amidst different ages situations we face in this role about how the christian life is a life of waiting on god meaning trusting in god resting in the faithful provision of think isaiah chapter forty those who wait on the lord shall renew their strength shall mount up with wings like eagles and run not grow weary and walk and not be faint in that interesting like the key to running walking without being weary. Fainting is waiting on. God is trusting in god. And that's the picture here in psalm. Chapter sixty nine verse three. The psalm is just saying very honestly i am weary with crying out
Refresh: Coastal Conversations on Faith, Life, and Justice
"andrew murray" Discussed on Refresh: Coastal Conversations on Faith, Life, and Justice
"Wrapping things up compensations. Always seemed to go by so quickly as we are ending this portion of our conversation at to invite you all once again to consider. And you've mentioned some of this before but to consider how does soul work show up in your life. The now we're getting super close to our hearts big about all the things that were involved in the things that we do from day to day or month to month or season to season to hut a soul work. Show up in your life go. His andrew murray said mind that it's really you know at the heart of soul. Worked for me You know we are really live at the core. It's it's in my my teaching and preaching identity. And i get to do some of that through my avocation work and the rest of it Through mind ministerial work. is it doesn't always show up and kind of formalize spaces and that goes back to just the recognition that god will send different people my way and send me their way and As i accept those invitations you know. I have a knowing in my spirit often after the fact That awhile that was something that god put together And as i said for me personally There is something that happens for me in preaching and teaching where you know the nervousness anxiety the stress all of that fades away. And i definitely feel like. I'm where i'm supposed to be Maybe it's been knowing you know. Just just that. I just i just feel that Quickening through the spirit that puts me at ease. And that's a part of my soul. Working makes me feel fulfilled. And like i'm contributing. What i i m meant to on this ad glory..
Greg Laurie Podcast
"andrew murray" Discussed on Greg Laurie Podcast
"The following message from pastor greg. Laurie is made possible by some special friends of this ministry pastor. Greg i wanted to say a special word of thanks to the harvest partners. Who make this ministry possible next time. Your online checkout pastor greg's personal blog at blog dot greg. Laurie dot com. Sometimes we feel as god hears prayer more in the sanctuary. Then he hears them in the mall or at the beach or walking on the street. The main thing is frame. God here's our prayers no matter where we are at pastor greg. Laurie says we need to pray without ceasing. You can freed any position at any time. Any where you can even pray while you're driving. Just make sure you keep your eyes open. The great christian writer and pastor andrew murray said we must begin to believe that god in the mystery of prayer has entrusted us with a force that can move the heavenly world and can bring its power down to earth and today on a new beginning. We'll get some insights on how to put that power to work pastor greg. Laurie helps to see how to model. Jesus example and praying as often as possible. We'll learn the value instinct connected to our hall powerful. God glad you're long today.