Everyday God Conversations
The God of the Bible is a talking God. All throughout the Scriptures, God is seen talking to people. First to the prophets, then most fully in Jesus a…163 clip(s)
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Key Takeaways:
- Jay's spiritual encounter led him to embrace his Maori heritage, revealing God's appreciation for every culture.
- A dream symbolized the loss of indigenous wisdom, encouraging Jay to recognize and revive the values of his ancestry.
- The episode challenges listeners to learn from different cultural perspectives, reflecting the diversity within the biblical narrative.
- Tania Harris emphasizes humility in embracing the significance of all ethnicities and finding God’s wisdom in varied traditions.
- Discovering God’s presence in New Zealand's history led Jay to appreciate Maori contributions to Christianity.
Notable Quotes:
- "God, what do you think of me? I think you are Maori."
- "The chicken is imported and it was unusually oversized. While the huia is extinct, it's been lost."
- "God was saying the church has amnesia, it's forgotten its history and in doing so, some of its identity."
- "God created all the peoples of the world and no one group is more valuable than another."
- "The spirit of Jesus is working among all cultures, teaching us more about who God is."



