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Australia’s premiere evangelical event?
KCC's Oxygen is becoming, it seems to me, Australia's premiere evangelical event. This week 1,500+ Christian leaders have gathered in Sydney to rally around the gospel of Jesus Christ. The dominant majority of the preaching and teaching has been contentful, theologically sound, gospel-saturated, and passionately felt. If you're looking for a place to develop a network of gospel-driven, theologically-inclined, evangelistically-impassioned followers of Jesus the Christ, this is an event you should seriously consider attending when
Some thoughts on Oxygen so far
Here are some observations from my time here at Oxygen 2014 so far. Concerns First, there is a danger that, in trying to bring people together from a broad spectrum of Christian circles, we can so dilute the content of our combined fellowship as to make it tepid. For instance, the most beneficial plenary session so far, from my perspective, has been John Lennox's apologetic discussion. Not because it was necessarily exceptional in it's
#onelove2014: Gems from the last session
I wanted to share one more post about my experience at KCC's One Love Women's Conference last Saturday. Though all three sessions were amazing, Bryan Chapell's touched me the most. His topic was "Just Mary: An Expression of Christ's Love for the Vulnerable" from Colossians 3. He started out addressing the age-old question, "If God will forgive me later, why not sin now?" So, "mathematically", this question makes sense, but he reminded us that the
Launching twitter coverage of Oxygen 2014
I'm in Sydney at the Australian Technology Park today and I'm excited to be covering Oxygen 2014 live from today until Thursday (It's not too late to register by the way). To follow our live twitter stream, follow our twitter account @teaminfocus! We'll be tweeting throughout the day there. My goal will be to provide more in-depth and periodic coverage here on the blog. My mum, Joy Harris, is here as well and will be