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    Regarding Furtick's speach, didn't Gary Lamb preach a similar 'sun stand still' sermon not too long ago, a call to pray 'audaciously?' If I recall correctly, you featured it on an earlier podcast. For people who value creativity and innovation so much, these seeker sensitive guys sure do emulate one another to a great degree.

    You asked the question about Zondervan supporting such an event as this. First, Zondervan is a division of NewsCorp, thus a for-profit publishing company. Zondervan is more interested in selling more books and for theological fidelity of the Christian faith.

    Posture-kinking energy blockers? God-essence breath contemplation? Rob Bell’s “Poets, Prophets, & Preachers” conference sounds more like “Yogas, Pot-heads & Philosophers.”

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