Mon, 28 May 2007 08:41:26 +1000 St Marks Chapel UNE, Armidale http://www.stmarks.net.au Podcast Maker v1.3 - http://www.lemonzdream.com/podcastmaker Hugh McKay in his book ‘ Generations: Baby Boomers, their Parents & their Children (1997) ’ , speaks of the current 15-30 year olds being ‘The Options Generation.’ He argues that increased material prosperity has lead to enormous choices. This plethora of options has created a consumerist manner, which has lead to the demise of commitment and duty - leaving in its place a “What’s in it for me?” attitude. Consequently, at the end of April, St Marks Chapel UNE will begin a nine-week series of talks and studies on the theme of ‘ Commitaphobia’ , in an aim to challenge and encourage our Christian brothers and sisters to be counter-cultural. Throughout this series we will examine various areas of our lives. In each study, the method we will adopt is to first consider/remember God’s commitment to us, and then secondly, in response to His grace, we will explore our Christian responsibility in each area. All are encouraged to join us as we consider how we might better serve Christ and His Kingdom in our lives. Having trouble committing? Hugh McKay in his book ‘ Generations: Baby Boomers, their Parents & their Children (1997) ’ , speaks of the current 15-30 year olds being ‘The Options Generation.’ He argues that increased material prosperity has lead to enormous choices. This plethora of options has created a consumerist manner, which has lead to the demise of commitment and duty - leaving in its place a “What’s in it for me?” attitude. Consequently, at the end of April, St Marks Chapel UNE will begin a nine-week series of talks and studies on the theme of ‘ Commitaphobia’ , in an aim to challenge and encourage our Christian brothers and sisters to be counter-cultural. Throughout this series we will examine various areas of our lives. In each study, the method we will adopt is to first consider/remember God’s commitment to us, and then secondly, in response to His grace, we will explore our Christian responsibility in each area. All are encouraged to join us as we consider how we might better serve Christ and His Kingdom in our lives. en St Marks UNE Australia St Marks Chapel UNE Armidale stmarks@une.edu.au http://www.stmarkstalks.org/Hugh_Grant_144.jpg http://www.stmarks.net.au 144 100 Podcasting Christianity Philosophy no St Marks Chapel UNE, Armidale Hugh McKay in his book ‘ Generations: Baby Boomers, their Parents & their Children (1997) ’ , speaks of the current 15-30 year olds being ‘The Options Generation.’ He argues that increased material prosperity has lead to enormous choices. This plethora of options has created a consumerist manner, which has lead to the demise of commitment and duty - leaving in its place a “What’s in it for me?” attitude. Consequently, from the end of April, St Marks Chapel UNE will begin a nine-week series of talks and studies on the theme of ‘ Commitaphobia’ , in an aim to challenge and encourage our Christian brothers and sisters to be counter-cultural. Throughout this series we will examine various areas of our lives (see list of topics below). In each study, the method we will adopt is to first consider/remember God’s commitment to us, and then secondly, in response to His grace, we will explore our Christian responsibility in each area. All are encouraged to join us as we consider how we might better serve Christ and His Kingdom in our lives. Hugh McKay in his book ‘ Generations: Baby Boomers, their Parents & their Children (1997) ’ , speaks of the current 15-30 year olds being ‘The Options Generation.’ He argues that increased material prosperity has lead to enormous choices. This plethora of options has created a consumerist manner, which has lead to the demise of commitment and duty - leaving in its place a “What’s in it for me?” attitude. Consequently, from the end of April, St Marks Chapel UNE will begin a nine-week series of talks and studies on the theme of ‘ Commitaphobia’ , in an aim to challenge and encourage our Christian brothers and sisters to be counter-cultural. Throughout this series we will examine various areas of our lives (see list of topics below). In each study, the method we will adopt is to first consider/remember God’s commitment to us, and then secondly, in response to His grace, we will explore our Christian responsibility in each area. All are encouraged to join us as we consider how we might better serve Christ and His Kingdom in our lives. http://www.stmarkstalks.org/2007/commitwk9.mp3 Sun, 17 June 2007 08:35:36 +1000 Podcasting no 00:38:44 St Marks Chapel UNE, Armidale Hugh McKay in his book ‘ Generations: Baby Boomers, their Parents & their Children (1997) ’ , speaks of the current 15-30 year olds being ‘The Options Generation.’ He argues that increased material prosperity has lead to enormous choices. This plethora of options has created a consumerist manner, which has lead to the demise of commitment and duty - leaving in its place a “What’s in it for me?” attitude. Consequently, from the end of April, St Marks Chapel UNE will begin a nine-week series of talks and studies on the theme of ‘ Commitaphobia’ , in an aim to challenge and encourage our Christian brothers and sisters to be counter-cultural. Throughout this series we will examine various areas of our lives (see list of topics below). In each study, the method we will adopt is to first consider/remember God’s commitment to us, and then secondly, in response to His grace, we will explore our Christian responsibility in each area. All are encouraged to join us as we consider how we might better serve Christ and His Kingdom in our lives. Hugh McKay in his book ‘ Generations: Baby Boomers, their Parents & their Children (1997) ’ , speaks of the current 15-30 year olds being ‘The Options Generation.’ He argues that increased material prosperity has lead to enormous choices. This plethora of options has created a consumerist manner, which has lead to the demise of commitment and duty - leaving in its place a “What’s in it for me?” attitude. Consequently, from the end of April, St Marks Chapel UNE will begin a nine-week series of talks and studies on the theme of ‘ Commitaphobia’ , in an aim to challenge and encourage our Christian brothers and sisters to be counter-cultural. Throughout this series we will examine various areas of our lives (see list of topics below). In each study, the method we will adopt is to first consider/remember God’s commitment to us, and then secondly, in response to His grace, we will explore our Christian responsibility in each area. All are encouraged to join us as we consider how we might better serve Christ and His Kingdom in our lives. http://www.stmarkstalks.org/2007/commitwk8.mp3 Sun, 17 June 2007 08:35:36 +1000 Podcasting no 00:38:44 St Marks Chapel UNE, Armidale Hugh McKay in his book ‘ Generations: Baby Boomers, their Parents & their Children (1997) ’ , speaks of the current 15-30 year olds being ‘The Options Generation.’ He argues that increased material prosperity has lead to enormous choices. This plethora of options has created a consumerist manner, which has lead to the demise of commitment and duty - leaving in its place a “What’s in it for me?” attitude. Consequently, from the end of April, St Marks Chapel UNE will begin a nine-week series of talks and studies on the theme of ‘ Commitaphobia’ , in an aim to challenge and encourage our Christian brothers and sisters to be counter-cultural. Throughout this series we will examine various areas of our lives (see list of topics below). In each study, the method we will adopt is to first consider/remember God’s commitment to us, and then secondly, in response to His grace, we will explore our Christian responsibility in each area. All are encouraged to join us as we consider how we might better serve Christ and His Kingdom in our lives. Hugh McKay in his book ‘ Generations: Baby Boomers, their Parents & their Children (1997) ’ , speaks of the current 15-30 year olds being ‘The Options Generation.’ He argues that increased material prosperity has lead to enormous choices. This plethora of options has created a consumerist manner, which has lead to the demise of commitment and duty - leaving in its place a “What’s in it for me?” attitude. Consequently, from the end of April, St Marks Chapel UNE will begin a nine-week series of talks and studies on the theme of ‘ Commitaphobia’ , in an aim to challenge and encourage our Christian brothers and sisters to be counter-cultural. Throughout this series we will examine various areas of our lives (see list of topics below). In each study, the method we will adopt is to first consider/remember God’s commitment to us, and then secondly, in response to His grace, we will explore our Christian responsibility in each area. All are encouraged to join us as we consider how we might better serve Christ and His Kingdom in our lives. http://www.stmarkstalks.org/2007/commitwk7.mp3 Mon, 28 May 2007 08:35:36 +1000 Podcasting no 00:38:44 St Marks Chapel UNE, Armidale Hugh McKay in his book ‘ Generations: Baby Boomers, their Parents & their Children (1997) ’ , speaks of the current 15-30 year olds being ‘The Options Generation.’ He argues that increased material prosperity has lead to enormous choices. This plethora of options has created a consumerist manner, which has lead to the demise of commitment and duty - leaving in its place a “What’s in it for me?” attitude. Consequently, from the end of April, St Marks Chapel UNE will begin a nine-week series of talks and studies on the theme of ‘ Commitaphobia’ , in an aim to challenge and encourage our Christian brothers and sisters to be counter-cultural. Throughout this series we will examine various areas of our lives (see list of topics below). In each study, the method we will adopt is to first consider/remember God’s commitment to us, and then secondly, in response to His grace, we will explore our Christian responsibility in each area. All are encouraged to join us as we consider how we might better serve Christ and His Kingdom in our lives. Hugh McKay in his book ‘ Generations: Baby Boomers, their Parents & their Children (1997) ’ , speaks of the current 15-30 year olds being ‘The Options Generation.’ He argues that increased material prosperity has lead to enormous choices. This plethora of options has created a consumerist manner, which has lead to the demise of commitment and duty - leaving in its place a “What’s in it for me?” attitude. Consequently, from the end of April, St Marks Chapel UNE will begin a nine-week series of talks and studies on the theme of ‘ Commitaphobia’ , in an aim to challenge and encourage our Christian brothers and sisters to be counter-cultural. Throughout this series we will examine various areas of our lives (see list of topics below). In each study, the method we will adopt is to first consider/remember God’s commitment to us, and then secondly, in response to His grace, we will explore our Christian responsibility in each area. All are encouraged to join us as we consider how we might better serve Christ and His Kingdom in our lives. http://www.stmarkstalks.org/2007/commitwk6.mp3 Mon, 28 May 2007 08:35:36 +1000 Podcasting no 00:38:44 St Marks Chapel UNE, Armidale Hugh McKay in his book ‘ Generations: Baby Boomers, their Parents & their Children (1997) ’ , speaks of the current 15-30 year olds being ‘The Options Generation.’ He argues that increased material prosperity has lead to enormous choices. This plethora of options has created a consumerist manner, which has lead to the demise of commitment and duty - leaving in its place a “What’s in it for me?” attitude. Consequently, from the end of April, St Marks Chapel UNE will begin a nine-week series of talks and studies on the theme of ‘ Commitaphobia’ , in an aim to challenge and encourage our Christian brothers and sisters to be counter-cultural. Throughout this series we will examine various areas of our lives (see list of topics below). In each study, the method we will adopt is to first consider/remember God’s commitment to us, and then secondly, in response to His grace, we will explore our Christian responsibility in each area. All are encouraged to join us as we consider how we might better serve Christ and His Kingdom in our lives. Hugh McKay in his book ‘ Generations: Baby Boomers, their Parents & their Children (1997) ’ , speaks of the current 15-30 year olds being ‘The Options Generation.’ He argues that increased material prosperity has lead to enormous choices. This plethora of options has created a consumerist manner, which has lead to the demise of commitment and duty - leaving in its place a “What’s in it for me?” attitude. Consequently, from the end of April, St Marks Chapel UNE will begin a nine-week series of talks and studies on the theme of ‘ Commitaphobia’ , in an aim to challenge and encourage our Christian brothers and sisters to be counter-cultural. Throughout this series we will examine various areas of our lives (see list of topics below). In each study, the method we will adopt is to first consider/remember God’s commitment to us, and then secondly, in response to His grace, we will explore our Christian responsibility in each area. All are encouraged to join us as we consider how we might better serve Christ and His Kingdom in our lives. http://www.stmarkstalks.org/2007/commitwk5.mp3 Mon, 28 May 2007 08:35:36 +1000 Podcasting no 00:38:44 Ben Staunton Hugh McKay in his book ‘ Generations: Baby Boomers, their Parents & their Children (1997) ’ , speaks of the current 15-30 year olds being ‘The Options Generation.’ He argues that increased material prosperity has lead to enormous choices. This plethora of options has created a consumerist manner, which has lead to the demise of commitment and duty - leaving in its place a “What’s in it for me?” attitude. Consequently, from the end of April, St Marks Chapel UNE will begin a nine-week series of talks and studies on the theme of ‘ Commitaphobia’ , in an aim to challenge and encourage our Christian brothers and sisters to be counter-cultural. Throughout this series we will examine various areas of our lives (see list of topics below). In each study, the method we will adopt is to first consider/remember God’s commitment to us, and then secondly, in response to His grace, we will explore our Christian responsibility in each area. All are encouraged to join us as we consider how we might better serve Christ and His Kingdom in our lives. Hugh McKay in his book ‘ Generations: Baby Boomers, their Parents & their Children (1997) ’ , speaks of the current 15-30 year olds being ‘The Options Generation.’ He argues that increased material prosperity has lead to enormous choices. This plethora of options has created a consumerist manner, which has lead to the demise of commitment and duty - leaving in its place a “What’s in it for me?” attitude. Consequently, from the end of April, St Marks Chapel UNE will begin a nine-week series of talks and studies on the theme of ‘ Commitaphobia’ , in an aim to challenge and encourage our Christian brothers and sisters to be counter-cultural. Throughout this series we will examine various areas of our lives (see list of topics below). In each study, the method we will adopt is to first consider/remember God’s commitment to us, and then secondly, in response to His grace, we will explore our Christian responsibility in each area. All are encouraged to join us as we consider how we might better serve Christ and His Kingdom in our lives. http://www.stmarkstalks.org/2007/Commitwk4.mp3 Wed, 23 May 2007 09:20:57 +1000 Podcasting no 00:35:01 St Marks Chapel UNE, Armidale Hugh McKay in his book ‘ Generations: Baby Boomers, their Parents & their Children (1997) ’ , speaks of the current 15-30 year olds being ‘The Options Generation.’ He argues that increased material prosperity has lead to enormous choices. This plethora of options has created a consumerist manner, which has lead to the demise of commitment and duty - leaving in its place a “What’s in it for me?” attitude. Consequently, from the end of April, St Marks Chapel UNE will begin a nine-week series of talks and studies on the theme of ‘ Commitaphobia’ , in an aim to challenge and encourage our Christian brothers and sisters to be counter-cultural. Throughout this series we will examine various areas of our lives (see list of topics below). In each study, the method we will adopt is to first consider/remember God’s commitment to us, and then secondly, in response to His grace, we will explore our Christian responsibility in each area. All are encouraged to join us as we consider how we might better serve Christ and His Kingdom in our lives. Hugh McKay in his book ‘ Generations: Baby Boomers, their Parents & their Children (1997) ’ , speaks of the current 15-30 year olds being ‘The Options Generation.’ He argues that increased material prosperity has lead to enormous choices. This plethora of options has created a consumerist manner, which has lead to the demise of commitment and duty - leaving in its place a “What’s in it for me?” attitude. Consequently, from the end of April, St Marks Chapel UNE will begin a nine-week series of talks and studies on the theme of ‘ Commitaphobia’ , in an aim to challenge and encourage our Christian brothers and sisters to be counter-cultural. Throughout this series we will examine various areas of our lives (see list of topics below). In each study, the method we will adopt is to first consider/remember God’s commitment to us, and then secondly, in response to His grace, we will explore our Christian responsibility in each area. All are encouraged to join us as we consider how we might better serve Christ and His Kingdom in our lives. http://www.stmarkstalks.org/2007/Commitwk3.mp3 Wed, 23 May 2007 09:20:54 +1000 Podcasting no 00:38:15 David Morgan Hugh McKay in his book ‘ Generations: Baby Boomers, their Parents & their Children (1997) ’ , speaks of the current 15-30 year olds being ‘The Options Generation.’ He argues that increased material prosperity has lead to enormous choices. This plethora of options has created a consumerist manner, which has lead to the demise of commitment and duty - leaving in its place a “What’s in it for me?” attitude. Consequently, from the end of April, St Marks Chapel UNE will begin a nine-week series of talks and studies on the theme of ‘ Commitaphobia’ , in an aim to challenge and encourage our Christian brothers and sisters to be counter-cultural. Throughout this series we will examine various areas of our lives (see list of topics below). In each study, the method we will adopt is to first consider/remember God’s commitment to us, and then secondly, in response to His grace, we will explore our Christian responsibility in each area. All are encouraged to join us as we consider how we might better serve Christ and His Kingdom in our lives. Hugh McKay in his book ‘ Generations: Baby Boomers, their Parents & their Children (1997) ’ , speaks of the current 15-30 year olds being ‘The Options Generation.’ He argues that increased material prosperity has lead to enormous choices. This plethora of options has created a consumerist manner, which has lead to the demise of commitment and duty - leaving in its place a “What’s in it for me?” attitude. Consequently, from the end of April, St Marks Chapel UNE will begin a nine-week series of talks and studies on the theme of ‘ Commitaphobia’ , in an aim to challenge and encourage our Christian brothers and sisters to be counter-cultural. Throughout this series we will examine various areas of our lives (see list of topics below). In each study, the method we will adopt is to first consider/remember God’s commitment to us, and then secondly, in response to His grace, we will explore our Christian responsibility in each area. All are encouraged to join us as we consider how we might better serve Christ and His Kingdom in our lives. http://www.stmarkstalks.org/2007/Commitwk2.mp3 Wed, 23 May 2007 09:20:48 +1000 Podcasting no 00:32:11 St Marks Chapel @ University o Hugh McKay in his book ‘ Generations: Baby Boomers, their Parents & their Children (1997) ’ , speaks of the current 15-30 year olds being ‘The Options Generation.’ He argues that increased material prosperity has lead to enormous choices. This plethora of options has created a consumerist manner, which has lead to the demise of commitment and duty - leaving in its place a “What’s in it for me?” attitude. Consequently, from the end of April, St Marks Chapel UNE will begin a nine-week series of talks and studies on the theme of ‘ Commitaphobia’ , in an aim to challenge and encourage our Christian brothers and sisters to be counter-cultural. Throughout this series we will examine various areas of our lives (see list of topics below). In each study, the method we will adopt is to first consider/remember God’s commitment to us, and then secondly, in response to His grace, we will explore our Christian responsibility in each area. All are encouraged to join us as we consider how we might better serve Christ and His Kingdom in our lives. Hugh McKay in his book ‘ Generations: Baby Boomers, their Parents & their Children (1997) ’ , speaks of the current 15-30 year olds being ‘The Options Generation.’ He argues that increased material prosperity has lead to enormous choices. This plethora of options has created a consumerist manner, which has lead to the demise of commitment and duty - leaving in its place a “What’s in it for me?” attitude. Consequently, from the end of April, St Marks Chapel UNE will begin a nine-week series of talks and studies on the theme of ‘ Commitaphobia’ , in an aim to challenge and encourage our Christian brothers and sisters to be counter-cultural. Throughout this series we will examine various areas of our lives (see list of topics below). In each study, the method we will adopt is to first consider/remember God’s commitment to us, and then secondly, in response to His grace, we will explore our Christian responsibility in each area. All are encouraged to join us as we consider how we might better serve Christ and His Kingdom in our lives. http://www.stmarkstalks.org/2007/Commitwk1.mp3 Wed, 23 May 2007 09:20:45 +1000 Podcasting no 00:26:23