Thinkerup: Contemplative Prayer, Meditation and the Changing Church

Saturday, July 15, 2006

Contemplative Prayer, Meditation and the Changing Church

If you're involved in practices such as Contemplative prayer. I would encourage you to listen to THIS AUDIO.

This is an interview of Brian Flynn on the subject. The Lord is really speaking through Brian Flynn in this interview. It is one of the best I've heard. You absolutely must hear it.

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nancy said...: Kennyo - thank you for linking this radio program. Though I still have about 20 minutes left to listen to tomorrow I have a few thoughts. First, this is a very sober, articulate and gracious interview. I have read Brian Flynn's book and listening to him speak reinforces my perception that he is not reactionary nor judgemental despite his passion on this issue. It is interesting that most of those who speak out on "contemplative prayer" have either been delivered out of the occult or have studied it from an apologetic vantage point.; 11:44 PM

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Saturday, July 15, 2006

Contemplative Prayer, Meditation and the Changing Church

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