I’m getting ready to head to the lake for a long Memorial Day weekend with my small group.
But first, I want to make a couple of movie-related comments:
1. I’ve seen “Revenge of the Sith” and really liked it, at least as much as one can like seeing someone cross over to the dark side. […]
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I’m not preaching this week, but I am spending a bunch of time getting ready to preach out of Exodus this summer. Other than the usual Heston and Spielberg references, anybody got any “must read or watch” resources to recommend?
Hotel Sudan Isn’t a Film-Yet - Christianity Today Magazine
At the final session of the Emergent Convention, we read the following statements out loud together. By posting these statements here, I’m both affirming them and declaring my intention to live them out in my context. You can read more about them here.
1. Commitment to God in the Way of Jesus:
We are committed […]
Internet access has been hard to come by, so here are some accumulated notes and observations from my time here so far.
Most pastors struggle with either “super-pastor” (I can do it all) syndrome or “struggling pastor despair” (Look at me, I’m broken). Both are masks we hide behind to conceal our true selves.
What expression […]
I’m off for Nashville very early in the morning. I’ll be checking out the Emergent Convention with the rest of our staff. I haven’t been to an “Emerging Church” type gathering in a few years. Back in 1999 I was at the Young Leaders gathering in Seattle. I got to hang […]
Greg Taylor has some exciting news over at his blog.
In a couple of previous comments, John has mentioned “set theory” and how it applies to evangelism, etc.
Here is a good summary by Steve Collins. Give it a look and leave a comment if you want to discuss it further.
Part 1
Part 2
As the following graphic shows, thinking of our faith in terms of good and bad as well as right and wrong makes for some intriguing possibilities.
It’s possible to have wrong faith that’s bad; as well as a wrong faith that’s good; and right faith that’s bad; and of course, right faith that’s good.
What […]
Part 1 . . . I want to torque your thinking a bit by suggesting that in the long run quality trumps content. In order for that last statement to make sense, I need to define what I mean by the “quality” of our faith.
Our faith can be right or wrong (content). It […]
I’m not preaching this week, but I am spending a bunch of time getting ready to preach out of Exodus this summer. Other than the usual Heston and Spielberg references, anybody got any “must read or watch” resources to recommend?
Hotel Sudan Isn’t a Film-Yet - Christianity Today Magazine
At the final session of the Emergent Convention, we read the following statements out loud together. By posting these statements here, I’m both affirming them and declaring my intention to live them out in my context. You can read more about them here.
1. Commitment to God in the Way of Jesus:
We are committed […]
Internet access has been hard to come by, so here are some accumulated notes and observations from my time here so far.
Most pastors struggle with either “super-pastor” (I can do it all) syndrome or “struggling pastor despair” (Look at me, I’m broken). Both are masks we hide behind to conceal our true selves.
What expression […]
I’m off for Nashville very early in the morning. I’ll be checking out the Emergent Convention with the rest of our staff. I haven’t been to an “Emerging Church” type gathering in a few years. Back in 1999 I was at the Young Leaders gathering in Seattle. I got to hang […]
Greg Taylor has some exciting news over at his blog.
In a couple of previous comments, John has mentioned “set theory” and how it applies to evangelism, etc.
Here is a good summary by Steve Collins. Give it a look and leave a comment if you want to discuss it further.
Part 1
Part 2
As the following graphic shows, thinking of our faith in terms of good and bad as well as right and wrong makes for some intriguing possibilities.
It’s possible to have wrong faith that’s bad; as well as a wrong faith that’s good; and right faith that’s bad; and of course, right faith that’s good.
What […]
Part 1 . . . I want to torque your thinking a bit by suggesting that in the long run quality trumps content. In order for that last statement to make sense, I need to define what I mean by the “quality” of our faith.
Our faith can be right or wrong (content). It […]
