Archive for January, 2008
Fast and Judging.
For the past 3 months I’ve been intentionally trying to second guess my American impulses, thanks to John. There is far to many impulses to name, but I’ll just mention two: fast and judging. Fast. We like fast food, drive through banks, lines of credit, and payment at the pump. As Americans, we want what [...]
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Tags: judging, religion
I’m puzzled at how the body of Christ in general can’t appreciate each other. I mean, I’m not a big fan of organs and robes, but I appreciate the culture. I have years of fond memories as a child in traditional church. Today, it’s just not my bag. Some people believe that an electric guitar [...]
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Tags: church, emerging church, religion, style, traditional church
Contrary to popular belief
I’m still alive. We’ve been consumed with getting Gateway Fellowship off the ground, and she’s looking pretty. I’ll be posting some random lessons I’ve learned since Thanksgiving. So stay tuned.
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