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Disciple—and the process of change
The way we talk about faith is in the language of membership rather than the language of growing and changing.
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How to live
Living is an act. To live, truly live, requires intention. To choose not to be ruled by nostalgia and the present past.
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We have more than two speeds
We have more than fast and slow, stop and go. The feeling that we have to see and do all the things is not the only way to live.
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Power and the burden to act
What do we do with our wealth? What obligation do we feel to do something good with it? And what about now?
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The counterintuitive way we avoid problems
When wrestling with a problem like climate change, we get lost, confused, and frustrated. But we do this on purpose.
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Transgress—the limits and purpose of boundaries
It is not only about right and wrong, but is entirely about our relationship to the rules themselves and to one another.
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Your Problem Doesn’t Make You Special
We often treat our problems as novel, unique, and uncommon. When solving them can be an opportunity to share.
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There is one people
“What do we do with division?” The question is so common, yet we hardly question it. But it is based on a faulty assumption.