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1 episodeCNLP 819 | Required Listening: Eugene Peterson on the Rhythms of a Reflective Life, The Challenges of Leading Through the 1960s, and the Origin of the Message
Carey Nieuwhof introduces Peterson's then-new book and asks about its opening, in which Peterson describes finding a growing 'dissonance' in his ministry when starting a church near Baltimore in 1962 and laboring toward 'congruence.' Peterson recounts the suburban setting, a congregation of 50–60 people, and the eruption of violence in Baltimore. At the close Carey describes the book as a collection of 49 sermons and calls it 'Well worth reading.'
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