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The most dangerous idea in history is the resurrection of Jesus | Phillip Jensen
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2:47Now PlayingAs we approach Christmas, Philip Jensen reminds us in this historic clip about the power of the gospel and why it is the most life changing and dangerous idea in history.
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Phillip Jensen is a Bible teacher and evangelist with Two Ways Ministries, both modelling and training others in preaching the gospel by teaching the Bible. His main work has been his regular exposition of the scriptures. Phillip was the Chaplain at the University of New South Wales from 1975–2005, Dean of Sydney at St Andrew’s Cathedral from 2003-2014 and Director of the Sydney Diocesan Ministry Training and Development from 2003-2012.
Phillip Jensen’s varied ministry continues to have lasting impact on countless individuals and through major organisations in Australia and worldwide. Since 1975 Phillip has pioneered many vibrant ministries while serving thousands in the role of pastor and teacher. To date these ministries have been in the areas of training, university student work, church planting and publishing of Christian resources. Phillip is married to Helen. They currently live in Sydney and have three adult children and thirteen grandchildren. Phillip is the brother of former Archbishop of Sydney Peter Jensen.
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