“The life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ are the greatest experiment in living out love that the world has ever seen, and Jesus invited people to enter into the same experiment – to take up a cross and follow him, to live out in practice the same certainties that he lived by.” says Paul Roe.
Recorded at the Cornerstone Community Muster held at Dubbo in December 2011.
Here are the Sydney harbour bridge photos mentioned during Paul’s talk.
James Webb gives his first Cornerstone ‘Muster’ talk and wonders whether it will be his last as he gets real about living in the love of God.
Recorded at the Cornerstone Community Muster held at Dubbo in December 2011.
Are we ashamed of Jesus of the Scars? Peter Volkofsky helps the group prepare for communion at the 2011 Cornerstone mini-muster in Newcastle.
“The Word became flesh and blood, and moved into the neighbourhood.’ How does Christian Community get real at a ‘gut level’? Mike Sunderland and a few others at the Cornerstone 2011 mini-muster in Newcastle.
Les Follent, Simon Lynch and several others talk practically about the goals and challenges of Christian Community in an urban environment. This is from a group discussion time held at the 2011 Cornerstone mini-muster in Newcastle.
Christian community has happened in urban environments since the first followers of Jesus. Les Follent talks about Christian Community in the New Testament and in history. This is the first talk from the 2011 Cornerstone mini-muster in Newcastle.
At Cornerstone’s 2011 Swan Hill mini-muster Martin Watson leads discussion on missional communities.
At Cornerstone’s 2011 Swan Hill mini-muster Andrew Vincent helps the group prepare for communion. Taking our place in the story.
The second talk from Cornerstone’s 2011 Swan Hill mini-muster.
Jono Dickinson tackles some of the challenges of sharing the gospel with Australians.
This is the first talk from Cornerstone’s 2001 Swan Hill mini-muster.
Gil Cann talks about some of the big changes in our time and our response as followers of Jesus.
