Dean Phillip Jensen concludes the series on the Fruit of the Spirit by talking on Self Control and how to live a life of restraint and control.
http://www.sydneycathedral.com/sermons/fruit-spirit/self-control
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Philip Jensen -Self Control - St Andrew’s Cathedral
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Philip Jensen - Gentleness - St Andrew’s Cathedral
Dean Phillip Jensen talks on gentleness which is expressed as restrained strength, patient under provocation, and humble in relationships - 2Corinthians10:1-18.
http://www.sydneycathedral.com/sermons/fruit-spirit/gentleness
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Philip Jensen - Faithfulness - St Andrew’s Cathedral
Dean Phillip Jensen talks on becoming the faithful person in God - Galations 5:22
http://www.sydneycathedral.com/sermons/fruit-spirit/faithfulness
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Philip Jensen - Goodness - St Andrew’s Cathedral
Dean Phillip Jensen talks on the meaning of goodness in the Fruits of the Spirit series - Galations 5:22-26.
http://www.sydneycathedral.com/sermons/fruit-spirit/goodness
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Philip Jensen - Kindness - St Andrew’s Cathedral
Dean Phillip Jensen continues the series on the fruits of the Spirit talking about the fifth fruit - kindness.
http://www.sydneycathedral.com/sermons/fruit-spirit/kindness
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Philip Jensen - Peace - St Andrew’s Cathedral
Dean Phillip Jensen talks about the peace of God that we have with God and each other through the Holy Spirit at work in our lives - Romans 7.
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Phillip Jensen - Joy - St Andrew’s Cathedral
Dean Phillip Jensen talks on the three joys of the Christian - John 15:11.
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Philip Jensen - Love - St Andrew’s Cathedral
Dean Phillip Jensen begins the series on the Fruit of the Spirit by talking about the need to walk the walk of the Spirit and the resulting effects of the Spirit within us.
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Third Paradigm: 3P-044 Resistance Lite & Waves of Loving Kindness
Compares the Congressional response to scandals at two organizations with public funding - ACORN and the war contractor, KBR. On Honduras, contrasts the solidarity of the resistance movement in Latin America to the watery response of nonviolent activists in the US.
Reads September Meditation by Burton D. Carley and Having Come This Far by James Broughton, to the song Everloving by Moby. Reads Amy Goodman’s blogpost on Zelaya’s return, "The Audacity of Action." Looks at the Venezuelan blog, "Postcards from the Revolution," by attorney and author Eva Golinger. Plays "Star Wars: An Environmentalists Version," written by Derrick Jensen and produced by Franklin Lopez. Reviews the US Council of Foreign Policy’s conditions for Zelaya’s return. Questions the neutrality of IndyBay and answers a critic about Noah’s relevance to Palestine.
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Third Paradigm: 3P-037 Horatio Alger and the Half-Blood President
Asks if the inclusion of minorities at high levels of government - Barack Obama, Condaleeza Rice, Sonia Sotomayor - indicates greater equality for blacks and Latinos in domestic and foreign policy. Cites statistics on black men in prison vs. college in 1980 and 2000. Reviews Sotomayor’s voting record on immigrants and race claims.
Reads the poems Query by Jean Burden and Utopia by Wislawa Szymborska to the music of Local Authority by Mogwai. Quotes Derrick Jensen on the Horatio Alger myth. Reviews the book The Post-American World by Fareed Zekaria, challenging his facts, market-driven bias, and conclusions. Plays the songs Murder by Numbers by The Police, When Your Mind’s Made Up by Hansard and Irglova, and Biko by Peter Gabriel.
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