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The Evangelical Brain
Conversations about evangelicalism and intellectualism are decidedly lacking in both. This post is about living with a full brain.
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New Management
The church, like the secular world, has a management problem: we are too focused on maintaining the status quo, that we are failing both our intentions and our desperate desire for maintenance. Perhaps the solution can be found in asking a different question.
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Varying expressions of church
One of the most amazing things to me is the varying expressions of church that there are already. We allow in our minds the thought that Catholics and Baptists can both be worshiping on Sunday mornings. This doesn’t hurt our brains. But for some reasons, the modernists, the skeptics, and the trolls among us cannot…
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Seminary Truths 101
A first in a series of posts about the nature of seminary–what it is and what it is not–and what it hopes to be in the future. This post deals with the charge of the primacy of politics.
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Change has already happened
Even though our church buildings have changed, two important questions come up: Are there important changes yet to make? Have we, perhaps, made the wrong changes?
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12 things the Church can do to save itself
There are so many things that we do–right and wrong. Most of them go unexamined. The following list of twelve things is intended to shed a light on how we actually behave, and hopefully, reveal ways to make worthwhile changes. 12. be as we say The cliché is to not only talk the talk but…