In the evening Ann Brown spoke calling us to engage with culture rather than being suspicious of it, or assimilated by it, to be a people who will shape the world. The whole evening will have been fresh thinking for some students so do pray for the outworking of what was said. To truly engage means working twice as hard but imagine the impact of a generation who connect God's gospel with people.
Our dig deeper track continues this morning where we'll be shooting down legalism and exploring walking it the Spirit, before that Terry has a fine breakfast for us from Ephesians.
hope the open forum went well. I recall some real googly questions in the past.
ReplyDeleteSorry it is so wet. Praying for all at Forum today. Please give best wishes to everyone to whom it would be relevant
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Do you think people will listen to Ann Brown or not? What does engaging with culture look like in the planning of a CU calendar, event feel and experience, events weeks?
ReplyDeleteI think people did listen to Ann, and we'll see where things go. Ann encouraged an authentic engagement with arts, music, film etc with some great examples from her passion of art from Damien Hirst and Paul Gaugin.
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