Chi Alpha @ Stanford

I must have messed up the settings on the MP3 encoder. The message on Psalm 8 didn’t record. Sorry.

We do have some new photos up in the gallery, though.

See you next week as we launch our new series, “Running With The Giants.”

Chi Alpha in Stockton is sponsoring a conference called Vertical Revolution.

VERTICAL REVOLUTION (pdf registration form)
What: training students to operate in the supernatural on campus
When: Saturday, November 20th
Where: Grace Assembly of God in Stockton, CA
How Much: $5

The conference actually begins Friday evening, but we’re going to skip that to avoid spending money on a hotel.

Continuing our “Put A Song In Your Heart” series with Psalm 46:

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Psalm 46: Feeling Overwhelmed?
Fourth message in the series Put A Song In Your Heart
Length: 26:38
Size: 9 MB
Format MP3
Speaker: Glen Davis - 10/20/2004

At one point in the message I venture into the etymology of the word stress and I don’t consult my notes well enough. The term was coined in 1950 by Dr. Hans Selye. You can read about it in a colleague’s reflections or just Google for Hans Selye.

Continuing our “Put A Song In Your Heart” series with Psalm 73:

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Psalm 73: You Can Experience God
Third message in the series Put A Song In Your Heart
Length: 37:40
Size: 12 MB
Format MP3
Speaker: Glen Davis - 10/13/2004

At the end of my message I refer to another message called The Ethics of Evangelism which I said was online but which I now cannot find. Sorry.

Continuing our “Put A Song In Your Heart” series with Psalm 63:

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Psalm 63: You Can Experience God
Second message in the series Put A Song In Your Heart
Length: 29:08
Size: 10 MB
Format MP3
Speaker: Glen Davis - 10/6/2004

Also, I allude to the history of student revivals in the message. You can find supporting documentation in the article Why Campus Revivals Spark Missionary Advance (PDF link).