Anchored to the Gospel
Not long ago the cover story on the Christian Century was an article entitled “Sticky Faith”. In it, Jen Bradbury looks back on some of her work in youth ministry, and […]
Tag Archives: Theology
This is what happens when they let me preach
This past Sunday I got the opportunity to teach in our main service. We’ve been going through the 10 commandments and I took on the 1oth commandment. What was really […]
Stop the Snark!
The other day I was clicking around the Progressive Christian portal at Patheos when I came upon this post by Fred Clark. I confess, the Slacktivist isn’t always my favorite blog, […]
Teaching Responsibility in the age of “Not My Problem”
I have often heard the Beatitudes described as Jesus’ description of how his followers should live counter-culturally. It’s a description of them that I’ve long loved, and in the wake […]
What Ails the Liberal Church? (Part 2)
The following thoughts are those of an outsider. I’m pretty steeped in the evangelical culture and mindset, and I haven’t regularly attended a mainline church since I was five years […]
What Ails the Liberal Church? (Part 1)
The following thoughts are those of an outsider. I’m pretty steeped in the evangelical culture and mindset, and I haven’t regularly attended a mainline church since I was five years […]
@samluce Nailed It
This morning I went on Twitter and noticed this particular tweet: Christians today are Theological idiots. goo.gl/fb/Y1PTn #kidmin #cmconnect — Sam Luce (@samluce) February 8, 2012 It turns out that […]
On church discipline – the Biblical side
Thanks to Matthew Paul Turner and Mars Hill Church, there’s been a recent hubbub on the topic of church discipline, sparked by this blog post. It’s gotten my mind running […]
