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This amazing show is 'My Eyes Have Seen The Glory' with Paul Miller

Paul Miller was a fantastic footballer and part of the famous 1980s Tottenham Hotspurs side that won the FA Cup in 1981 and 1982, plus the UEFA Cup in 1984.

Plus of course the side that transformed the English game when Osvaldo Ardiles and Ricardo Villa joined #Spurs from #Argentina and of course two World Champions from the 1978 World Cup in Argentina.

Looking forward to seeing you all on the inside.

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Join Pastor Paul and Pastor Adam as they talk about Adam's next steps in ministry outside the walls of Hopevale Church. We will miss you, Adam!

While the mechanistic work mindset has spurred huge growth and riches for many, it’s an approach that has masked a fundamental truth: Rather than a machine, organizations are living, dynamic systems that can’t be programmed. Instead, they thrive through relationships, adaptive structures, diverse networks of people, the spaces they occupy, the tools they use – and so, so much more. For our guests– the answer to a better world lies in The Nature of Work Mindset: a new language inspired by forests and other elements of the natural world. This new vocabulary helps us to perceive work in a more dynamic way, to move away from the ‘organization as machine’ model and towards an ‘organization as organism’ view.

We welcome Paul Miller and Paul Miller.

Find Paul and Shimrit here: https://digitalworkplacegroup.com

Our second political episode ever! Does it have anything to do with the elections occurring next week? You bet! Did we invite this guest on the show to trash nationalism some more? Sure did! BUT: Paul Miller is not our typical guest. For one thing, he's a self-described conservative patriot. He's a professor of International Affairs at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. He worked for George W. Bush. And he's a Christian (a Baptist to be specific). From that perspective, he mounts an unflinching case against Christian nationalism in his book The Religion of American Greatness: What's Wrong with Christian Nationalism.

We don't see eye to eye on everything with Paul, but we're definitely on the same page about the seriousness and the urgency of this movement within American Christianity that has taken over an entire party and is actively threatening to overthrow American democracy, or as Paul calls it, the liberal experiment of self-governance. It's important stuff, and people on opposite sides of a lot of political and moral issues should be talking to each other about it. So that's what we do here.

A couple books mentioned in the interview are:

• Mere Civility by Teresa Bejan
• The Case for Nationalism by Rich Lowry

The beverage we sample is Willett Family Estate Small Batch 4 Year Rye. The beverage tasting is at 5:11. To skip to the main segment, go to 7:00.

You can find the transcript for this episode here.

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Love hurts—in ways far beyond what we expect. Author Paul Miller beckons us to rethink love, even when we’re dying inside.

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