Practicing the Way with John Mark Comer

The Gospels speak often of following Jesus and becoming his disciples. But what does it mean - millennia later and half a world away - to follow after Christ?
Drawing from his new book Practicing the Way, John Mark Comer explores the depths of the three seemingly simple steps he describes to becoming a disciple: “Be with Jesus. Become like him. Do as he did.” Building upon his landmark previous book, The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry, he will help us to consider how we are already being formed spiritually, and to take steps toward a better way.
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Enjoyed this thoroughly. I'm an introvert. But from then on I'm practically the opposite of John Mark. 😅 So, my challenge is less about winding down than winding up.
Resonated with the story of the peasant sitting in the vacant church looking at the crucifix. I can do that all too easily, unfortunately.
This just goes to show, I think, how much we need each other in the body of Christ.
Thanks! First time viewer. I'll be back!

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Great interview. I am a John Mark Comer fan. I have read his last 2 books and look forward to his latest.

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Psalm 26:3
His lovingkindness is before my eyes.

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He’s right on “Hurry and love are incompatible.”

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"We become like what we look at."

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Sioux Falls, SD

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