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John Mark Comer

Discovering Spiritual Practices to Transform Your Daily Life with God.

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Author: John Mark Comer

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: -

Language: English

Publish Date: 01/16/2024

Audiobook length: 31min

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Chapter 1: Jesus was a rabbi

00:00

05:24

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Chapter 2: Three goals of an apprentice

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04:30

Chapter 3: Disciple is a noun, not a verb

00:00

03:15

Chapter 4: Are you a Christian or an apprentice?

00:00

05:33

Chapter 5: But what are we saved to?

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08:57

Chapter 6: A way of life

00:00

03:56

Chapter 7: Whoever means whoever

00:00

07:28

Chapter 8: Abide in me

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06:35

Chapter 9: Turning God into a habit

00:00

07:57

Chapter 10: “I look at Him, He looks at me, and we are happy”

00:00

10:01

Chapter 11: The reward for following Jesus is Jesus

00:00

04:01

Chapter 12: Find your secret place

00:00

05:51

Chapter 13: “You must ruthlessly eliminate hurfy from your life”

00:00

09:28

Chapter 14: Spiritual formation isn't a Christian thing

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04:13

Chapter 15: Formation defined

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11:20

Chapter 16: No accidental saints

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04:30

Chapter 17: Three losing strategies

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07:14

Chapter 18: Problem #1: Sin

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09:42

Chapter 19: Problem #2: You've already been formed

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06:35

Chapter 20: A working theory of change

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15:34

Chapter 21: Terrible,wonderful news: You are not in control

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08:45

Chapter 22: Jesus the prototype

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05:15

Chapter 23: Rhythm #1: Making space for the gospel (i.e., hospitality)

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06:41

Chapter 24: Rhythm #2: Preaching the gospel

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13:01

Chapter 25: Rhythm #3: Demonstrating the gospel

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08:36

Chapter 26: “The joyous burdens of love”

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08:48

Chapter 27: The trellis and the vine

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03:36

Chapter 28: You already have a Rule of Life

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02:45

Chapter 29: Guarding and guiding

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04:36

Chapter 30: Four things a good Rule will do for you

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06:46

Chapter 31: The practices defined

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09:47

Chapter 32: The nine

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11:00

Chapter 33: A few tips

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13:00

Chapter 34: Find your inner monk

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05:51

Chapter 35: Surrender

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04:47

Chapter 36: The cost of (non-)discipleship

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04:06

Chapter 37: Begin again

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03:51

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Who should listen Practicing the Way

The summary audiobook of "Practicing the Way" by John Mark Comer is ideal for individuals seeking a deeper spiritual journey and practical guidance in embodying their faith. It appeals to those feeling overwhelmed by modern life or craving a more meaningful connection with their spiritual practices. Pastors, church leaders, and anyone interested in personal growth, mindfulness, and community engagement will find Comer’s insights invaluable in navigating the complexities of contemporary living while aligning their actions with their beliefs.

3 quotes from Practicing the Way

"The way of Jesus is not just a set of beliefs; it’s a way of life that demands a radical transformation of how we live, love, and lead our everyday lives."
"Spiritual formation is not about what we know, but about who we are becoming through our relationship with God and the practices we engage in."
"To follow Jesus is to embrace a journey of constant learning, unlearning, and relearning, allowing our lives to be shaped by His teachings and example."

Author : John Mark Comer

John Mark Comer is the director and teacher of Practicing the Way, the founding pastor of Bridgetown Church, and a New York Times bestselling author known for his book Live No Lies. He is passionate about exploring the interplay between spiritual formation and post-Christian culture, driven by compelling questions about experiencing life with God and transforming into the likeness of Jesus. Comer's intellectual pursuits lead him to study ancient spiritual figures, modern psychology, and contemporary philosophy, fostering a rich understanding of faith in today's world. When he's not immersed in reading, he enjoys cooking with family and friends, sipping Heart coffee, and taking leisurely walks in the forest with his dog. Above all, he cherishes his roles as a husband to T and a father to Jude, Moses, and Sunday.

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