Wednesday, June 01, 2011

MP3s that have shaped me

I listen to a lot of MP3s on the move, for better or worse. Most of them I forget. But casting my mind back, I think the ones that have really shaped me over the last few years are the following.

  • Preaching Christ in a Postmodern World by Tim Keller and Ed Clowney. Hours of lectures and Q&As, and almost all pure gold.
  • The Lutheran Mind by various Concordia Seminary folks. A real mixed bag in every way. I don't recommend them all, but Leo Sanchez on the Trinity is worth listening to and the one lecture that I have listened to over and over is the final one of the course by Tim Saleska, Interpreting Scripture in a Systemtatics Context. A bit bleak, but a powerful stuff.
  • Various talks by Mike Reeves

4 comments:

  1. Thanks, Dave!

    I will have to check those out.

    Here's one that I think you will like.

    http://theoldadam.wordpress.com/2011/03/04/loosing-the-shackles/

    ( my pastor)

    I'd love to know what you think of his teaching.

    Thanks, Dave.

    - Steve

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  2. I have been meaning to listen to some of your Mark Anderson sermons. I know Glen likes them. I will get round to it soon. He sounds like a fatihful preacher.

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  3. You write like he preaches. So I think you will enjoy many of them.

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  4. Haha. Brilliant.

    I'll probably listen to them after the current series I'm working through then.

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