by Doug Hammack | Feb 12, 2012 | Message Audio, Toxic Hurry
As we’re unpacking Jesus’ parable about people who missed Divine Life because they were in a hurry, we’re looking at several ways our own culture trips us into unexamined hurry. There’s a powerful economic engine vested in making you want...
by Doug Hammack | Feb 5, 2012 | Message Audio, Toxic Hurry
Philosophical pragmatism was hammered out by a bunch of really smart guys in Cambridge, Mass. in the late 1800’s. It has become such a successful, American philosophy that it often bleeds out of the area in which it is so fruitful and effective, into other...
by Doug Hammack | Jan 29, 2012 | Message Audio, Toxic Hurry
Pragmatism: if it works, it must be good. Who would argue with that? However, when we think about making it the central organizing value in our lives (as many Americans do), there are some pretty negative, unintended consequences. If we want to not miss the party...
by Doug Hammack | Jan 22, 2012 | Message Audio, Toxic Hurry
We begin a new lesson today that will take several weeks. We begin with Jesus’ parable about a man who invited a bunch of people to the party of their lives, only to have them miss this golden opportunity because of pragmatic concerns in their lives. Unexamined...
by Doug Hammack | Jan 15, 2012 | Individual Lesson, Message Audio
Last week, we looked at how our different views of God affect the kind of Christianity we live. Today we take a deeper look at the implications for spiritual fervor in the emerging worldview. Have a listen, Doug ...
