Another heartfelt thank-you to everyone who helped put on this year’s Mockingbird Conference in NYC, especially our friends at Calvary St. George’s Church. It’s a good thing most of the presentations below have to do with grace, as the very thought of trying to top it is incredibly scary…! Speaking of freebies, though, we are once again making the recordings available at no charge; we only ask that those who were not able to attend this year *consider* making a donation to help cover the cost of the event. Download links are followed by an in-line player for each recording. Unlike past years, everything was videotaped this time around, and we are hoping to have those files available next week. A few of the breakouts in particular won’t make much sense without the accompanying footage. Finally, at the bottom we have provided a link at the very bottom to download everything in one big file.
Thursday April 18th
Devotion 1: One Thing Needful – Drew Rollins
One Way Love: Inexhaustible Grace for an Exhausted World – Tullian Tchividjian w/PZ introduction
Friday April 19th
Devotion 2: I Can Stay All Night – Drew Rollins
I Can’t Fight This Feeling: The Problem of Emotion in Protestant Christianity – Simeon Zahl
Communicating Grace Through Story – Sally Lloyd-Jones*
As we hopefully made clear beforehand, Sally’s wonderful talk was not recorded or taped.
Crunch Time: What We Can Learn From Athletes About Dealing with Stress – Nick Lannon
Morning Breakouts
Walter White vs. Raylan Givens: The Two Hats of American Law – Ethan Richardson
Ministering to Winners: The Poor, Captive, Blind, Oppressed (and Other People Like You and Me) – Jacob Smith
T.S. Eliot’s Parables of Self-Righteousness and Resurrection – Todd Brewer
Devotion 3: Baby Beluga and the First 25-Piece Puzzle – Drew Rollins
Kierkegaard and Young Adult Anxiety – William McDavid
Big Foot Called My Unicorn an Antinomian: The Double Bind of the Law – Jady Koch
It Came From the (Church) Basement: Addiction, Grace and Alcoholics Anonymous – John Zahl
Afternoon Breakouts
Thou Art My Beloved Child: Parenthood for Prodigals – Matthew Schneider
Death and Life in the Artist’s Studio – Dan Siedell (You may view the video of Dan’s breakout, which includes the Powerpoint portion of his presentation, by clicking here.)
Baby, You Can Drive My Karr: Conversion & the Poetry of Mary Karr – Brad Davis
The Romance of Grace – Jim McNeely
The Unlikely Believer: How a Smart-Assed Intellectual Crossed the Secular/Religious Divide – Mary Karr
Saturday April 20th
Devotion 4: How I Ended Up At The Bottom Of A Dumpster On Christmas Eve – Drew Rollins
The End of To-Do List Christianity – Tullian Tchividjian
I’ve Just Gotta Get A Message To Me (and You) – David Zahl
DOWNLOAD EVERYTHING IN ONE ENORMOUS ZIP FILE (290MB)
p.s. If anyone took some particularly good pictures at the conference, we would love to see them. Please email them to info@mbird.com. Thanks!
10 comments
mark mcculley says:
May 2, 2013
Woiwode
http://static.crossway.org/excerpt/words-for-readers-and-writers/words-for-readers-and-writers-download.pdf
Melissa says:
May 22, 2013
Is jake smith’s breakout session available on audio?
David Zahl says:
May 22, 2013
Affirmative! Download here:
https://mbird.com/resources/?sermon_id=368
Melissa says:
May 22, 2013
Thank you so much!
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