In this talk, we look at the existential aspect of Trinitarian growth—the inner journey. We get quite practical and offer a structured meditation technique based on learning from experience, not on confession and sin. Tony gives personal examples of the way he has used journal writing for many years to stimulate the inner journey. So many of our models for growth are based on defeating sin—but in this important talk, we offer a new paradigm for inner growth that is not based on sin but grace and growth.
Hope & Hell: (Part 1) Q and A
Hope & Hell: Is 'hell' the answer to the wrong question? (Part 1)
Design as the New Theology (Part 3)
Design as the New Theology (Part 2)
Design as the New Theology (Part 1)
Coleridge and the Imagination + The Copenhagen Principle—how the mind controls matter
John Stackhouse: Radical Doubt and Radical Faith—a key to faith in the postmodern world
The Theology and Psychology of Hope
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Moses was a Social Architect
Hope and Design
The Creation based Gospel
God at Work: Tony Morgan
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God at Work: Mark Scott
Iain Provan: Q and A (Part 4)
Iain Provan: On Living in the Blighted World
Iain Provan: It Ain’t Natural
Iain Provan: Let's Get Real
Seriously Dangerous Religion: Q and A (Part 6)
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