Comments on: NYWC, sunday morning http://whyismarko.com/2007/nywc-sunday-morning-2/ life, faith, youth ministry, emerging church, leadership, whimsy Tue, 22 May 2012 11:01:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: scott http://whyismarko.com/2007/nywc-sunday-morning-2/comment-page-1/#comment-1178179 scott Tue, 23 Sep 2008 18:34:07 +0000 http://www.ysmarko.com/?p=2165#comment-1178179 this is still my favorite session at a ys convention ever. phyllis is speaking in my area on monday. i'm not going to miss it. i wouldn't be caught dead anywhere else. this is still my favorite session at a ys convention ever. phyllis is speaking in my area on monday. i’m not going to miss it. i wouldn’t be caught dead anywhere else.

]]> By: The Great Emergence - Phyllis Tickle’s 500-year Rummage Sale « VIA http://whyismarko.com/2007/nywc-sunday-morning-2/comment-page-1/#comment-973005 The Great Emergence - Phyllis Tickle’s 500-year Rummage Sale « VIA Sun, 27 Apr 2008 05:48:59 +0000 http://www.ysmarko.com/?p=2165#comment-973005 [...] Marko has blogged about it here, Terry Mattingly wrote about it here, and you can purchase the DVD or mp3 here. The Out of Ur blog has commented on it, ChuckP3 has some notes, and Tony Jones has several posts on his conversations with Phyllis, and here are other Wordpress blogs as well. [...] [...] Marko has blogged about it here, Terry Mattingly wrote about it here, and you can purchase the DVD or mp3 here. The Out of Ur blog has commented on it, ChuckP3 has some notes, and Tony Jones has several posts on his conversations with Phyllis, and here are other WordPress blogs as well. [...]

]]> By: National Pastors Convention: Day Two « headsparks* http://whyismarko.com/2007/nywc-sunday-morning-2/comment-page-1/#comment-845824 National Pastors Convention: Day Two « headsparks* Thu, 06 Mar 2008 20:11:49 +0000 http://www.ysmarko.com/?p=2165#comment-845824 [...] My wife and I attended another seminar with Tony Jones in the afternoon, this one co-led by Phylis Tickle called, “The Great Emergence: The Church’s 500-Year Rummage Sale.” We attended this seminar on Marko’s recommendation of her talk from the youthworker’s convention in Atlanta and it was every bit as thought-provoking and powerful as advertised. Plus, we got to see some minor fireworks during the Q+A afterwards [...] [...] My wife and I attended another seminar with Tony Jones in the afternoon, this one co-led by Phylis Tickle called, “The Great Emergence: The Church’s 500-Year Rummage Sale.” We attended this seminar on Marko’s recommendation of her talk from the youthworker’s convention in Atlanta and it was every bit as thought-provoking and powerful as advertised. Plus, we got to see some minor fireworks during the Q+A afterwards [...]

]]> By: Curtis http://whyismarko.com/2007/nywc-sunday-morning-2/comment-page-1/#comment-640142 Curtis Sat, 08 Dec 2007 06:28:17 +0000 http://www.ysmarko.com/?p=2165#comment-640142 I may be a bit late on this discussion...but better late then never. First off...I was sitting next to "the angry man" at the conference. I attended the conference with him. I did not know him before, as he is a friend of a friend whom I attended with. He loves God. He is a passionate expressive person. He is not simply an angry man. Immediately after Doug Fields talk he went straight to Doug and told him what he loved about his talk. He prefers to be the kind of viewer that goes to a speaker and voices his concerns rather than sit in his chair and grumble under his breath. I agree that it would have been much more appropriate to take some time, collect his thoughts, bring his concerns to the Lord in prayer, and then approach Mrs. Tickle in a more controlled manner. That's all about my new buddy. I would like to offer a few of my opinions on Mrs. Tickle's talk. It has been a few weeks, but I hope I can maintain accuracy in my comments. I enjoyed a lot of what Mrs. Tickle had to say. She is quite smart and well educated. However, I was concerned with her teaching. In my opinion, she made she very dangerous statements. The biggest concern for me was her approach to our responsibility over the next 500 years. My feeling was she puts far too much emphasis on our role in the Church. It was very refreshing to hear Louie Giglio proclaim that Jesus established HIS CHURCH. Not our church. HIS CHURCH. In regards to YS's responsibility in putting Mrs. Tickle on the stage...I understand Marko's approach in encouraging discernment among the listeners, however when you have a main session speaker spend next to zero time in scripture, that would be a concern for me. I would have enjoyed this talk in a workshop where there is deliberate room for discussion. Speaking on behalf of my buddy, he says he is constantly bombarded with liberalist "utopian" socialism. He was bothered by Mrs. Tickle's teaching because it echoed much of the liberalism that he too often encounters. My buddy is passionate about teaching that is firmly rooted in Scripture, not social and historical study. I may be a bit late on this discussion…but better late then never.
First off…I was sitting next to “the angry man” at the conference. I attended the conference with him. I did not know him before, as he is a friend of a friend whom I attended with. He loves God. He is a passionate expressive person. He is not simply an angry man. Immediately after Doug Fields talk he went straight to Doug and told him what he loved about his talk. He prefers to be the kind of viewer that goes to a speaker and voices his concerns rather than sit in his chair and grumble under his breath. I agree that it would have been much more appropriate to take some time, collect his thoughts, bring his concerns to the Lord in prayer, and then approach Mrs. Tickle in a more controlled manner.
That’s all about my new buddy.
I would like to offer a few of my opinions on Mrs. Tickle’s talk. It has been a few weeks, but I hope I can maintain accuracy in my comments. I enjoyed a lot of what Mrs. Tickle had to say. She is quite smart and well educated. However, I was concerned with her teaching. In my opinion, she made she very dangerous statements. The biggest concern for me was her approach to our responsibility over the next 500 years. My feeling was she puts far too much emphasis on our role in the Church. It was very refreshing to hear Louie Giglio proclaim that Jesus established HIS CHURCH. Not our church. HIS CHURCH.
In regards to YS’s responsibility in putting Mrs. Tickle on the stage…I understand Marko’s approach in encouraging discernment among the listeners, however when you have a main session speaker spend next to zero time in scripture, that would be a concern for me. I would have enjoyed this talk in a workshop where there is deliberate room for discussion.
Speaking on behalf of my buddy, he says he is constantly bombarded with liberalist “utopian” socialism. He was bothered by Mrs. Tickle’s teaching because it echoed much of the liberalism that he too often encounters. My buddy is passionate about teaching that is firmly rooted in Scripture, not social and historical study.

]]> By: jen }i{ http://whyismarko.com/2007/nywc-sunday-morning-2/comment-page-1/#comment-633426 jen }i{ Wed, 05 Dec 2007 03:31:53 +0000 http://www.ysmarko.com/?p=2165#comment-633426 Ken Dep, I do believe Christians can worship God with instruments, I believe that the Holy Spirit is with me even though I don't speak in tongues and I believe that people can still get into heaven without being baptized in/with water. By your comment above (last two sentences at 732pm on 12/1/07), does that mean that I'll never be able to fellowship or get along with other Christians that have opposing views? Ken Dep,

I do believe Christians can worship God with instruments, I believe that the Holy Spirit is with me even though I don’t speak in tongues and I believe that people can still get into heaven without being baptized in/with water. By your comment above (last two sentences at 732pm on 12/1/07), does that mean that I’ll never be able to fellowship or get along with other Christians that have opposing views?

]]> By: Ken Dep http://whyismarko.com/2007/nywc-sunday-morning-2/comment-page-1/#comment-633220 Ken Dep Wed, 05 Dec 2007 01:19:32 +0000 http://www.ysmarko.com/?p=2165#comment-633220 Before you get overwhelmed with Phyllis Tickle's "Emerging Church" please take time to go to"gracetoyou.com and check out John MacArthur's discussion of this old moderism with a new name.It will be worth your time.Thank's--Ken Before you get overwhelmed with Phyllis Tickle’s “Emerging Church” please take time to go to”gracetoyou.com and check out John MacArthur’s discussion of this old moderism with a new name.It will be worth your time.Thank’s–Ken

]]> By: Ken Dep http://whyismarko.com/2007/nywc-sunday-morning-2/comment-page-1/#comment-626700 Ken Dep Sat, 01 Dec 2007 23:48:57 +0000 http://www.ysmarko.com/?p=2165#comment-626700 Core has a very worthwhile comment on the SOURCE of Phyllis Tickle's so-called theology...In it's essence it's "new age" jargon.When you look at a person's heros, you know where there coming from.As old as the devil's lie. "Hast God,said" Core has a very worthwhile comment on the SOURCE of Phyllis Tickle’s so-called theology…In it’s essence it’s “new age” jargon.When you look at a person’s heros, you know where there coming from.As old as the devil’s lie. “Hast God,said”

]]> By: Ken Dep http://whyismarko.com/2007/nywc-sunday-morning-2/comment-page-1/#comment-626664 Ken Dep Sat, 01 Dec 2007 23:32:00 +0000 http://www.ysmarko.com/?p=2165#comment-626664 Just listened to Phyllis Tickle for the entire afternoon in Lakewood,NY....She is a very good talker--and a very sweet person. It stops there.This in my estimate is a pure cover to bring all Churches together, in a world circle, even with their differences. The die-hards would be somewhere on the bare inside, while those who agree with unity at all costs are in the middle..I asked her who would control this mess-she of course could not answer that..I talked with her some, but did not get the opportunity to talk with her after her presentation on the emerging church..I personally believe it is another attempted plan to create a one world church to fit the one world govt, that seems to be coming together much faster after 9/11..To state that those who have a deep biblical faith can get along with those that do not, is absurd.One can respect his fellow man as a person, all having human faults and failings, but he can have no fellowship with unbelief in matters of Biblical faith, It will never work. Just listened to Phyllis Tickle for the entire afternoon in Lakewood,NY….She is a very good talker–and a very sweet person. It stops there.This in my estimate is a pure cover to bring all Churches together, in a world circle, even with their differences. The die-hards would be somewhere on the bare inside, while those who agree with unity at all costs are in the middle..I asked her who would control this mess-she of course could not answer that..I talked with her some, but did not get the opportunity to talk with her after her presentation on the emerging church..I personally believe it is another attempted plan to create a one world church to fit the one world govt, that seems to be coming together much faster after 9/11..To state that those who have a deep biblical faith can get along with those that do not, is absurd.One can respect his fellow man as a person, all having human faults and failings, but he can have no fellowship with unbelief in matters of Biblical faith, It will never work.

]]> By: Todd Porter http://whyismarko.com/2007/nywc-sunday-morning-2/comment-page-1/#comment-622497 Todd Porter Fri, 30 Nov 2007 00:36:05 +0000 http://www.ysmarko.com/?p=2165#comment-622497 Amen, Becky, amen. Amen, Becky, amen.

]]> By: ysmarko http://whyismarko.com/2007/nywc-sunday-morning-2/comment-page-1/#comment-619446 ysmarko Wed, 28 Nov 2007 17:21:59 +0000 http://www.ysmarko.com/?p=2165#comment-619446 [...] Eric: Read the link to Tony Myles' blog and loved learning that he stepped in on this. [...] [...] Eric: Read the link to Tony Myles’ blog and loved learning that he stepped in on this. [...]

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