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Eastertide Series #2 Getting Small - Bonhoeffer On Powerlessness No. 102

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In this episode of The Invitation Podcast, Josh Banner explores the idea of 'Resurrection Life as an Invitation to Become Small.' He delves into the late writings of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, suggesting that Bonhoeffer's true essence and his writings on powerlessness align with a deeper understanding of Jesus' teachings. Josh contrasts religious complacency with true Christian life, emphasizing humility, meekness, and genuine fellowship with others. He connects scripture from Psalm 131 and insights from Bonhoeffer's prison letters to encourage listeners to embrace a life of smallness and trust in God, steering away from traditional notions of religious power and significance. Please fill out this questionnaire to give the Invitation feedback on this podcast: https://tinyurl.com/5n73wrcx www.theinvitationcenter.org 00:00 Introduction to The Invitation Podcast 01:01 Exploring Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Legacy 04:25 Bonhoeffer's Letters and Theological Insights 12:16 The Concept of Religionless Christianity 17:27 Practical Applications of Resurrection Life 19:58 Invitation to Reflect and Become Small
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In this episode of The Invitation Podcast, Josh Banner explores the idea of 'Resurrection Life as an Invitation to Become Small.' He delves into the late writings of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, suggesting that Bonhoeffer's true essence and his writings on powerlessness align with a deeper understanding of Jesus' teachings. Josh contrasts religious complacency with true Christian life, emphasizing humility, meekness, and genuine fellowship with others. He connects scripture from Psalm 131 and insights from Bonhoeffer's prison letters to encourage listeners to embrace a life of smallness and trust in God, steering away from traditional notions of religious power and significance. Please fill out this questionnaire to give the Invitation feedback on this podcast: https://tinyurl.com/5n73wrcx www.theinvitationcenter.org 00:00 Introduction to The Invitation Podcast 01:01 Exploring Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Legacy 04:25 Bonhoeffer's Letters and Theological Insights 12:16 The Concept of Religionless Christianity 17:27 Practical Applications of Resurrection Life 19:58 Invitation to Reflect and Become Small
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