In a previous article I lauded Rick Warren’s political posture, which to me, is most preferable to that of the Christian Right or the Emergent Christian Left. Blame my centrist leanings, wanting the best of both sides and rejecting their faults, but there must be a way for the church to speak for God without […]
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One of the interesting outcomes of the McCain / Obama ‘debate’ is the new respect Rick Warren has gained. His friends have rejoiced. Those who previously looked at him askance sportingly admit that he did rather well, and grudgingly concede that he might indeed turn out to be the right kind of evangelical voice in
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I responded to this question on aother blog and thought to share my response : “Absolutely, more than happiness, delight, tremendous unquenchable joy. The whole Person of God, of Christ, redemption, being reconciled to the only, amazing, living God. the whole thing is thrilling beyond imagining when it truly sinks in. We, i believe still
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The TED (Technology, Education, Design) talks furnish a steady offering of insightful, thoughtful, sometimes humorous, often liberal perspectives on life, technology, the present and future and how they all tie together. True, much of it will not square soundly with a biblical perspective on life, but there are babies there that can, and must be
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Hot on the heels of his highly popular ‘In a Pit with a lion on a snowy day’ Mark Batterson, lead pastor of National Community church in Washington DC has a new book out, ‘Wild Goose Chase’. Here is the synopsis of the book and information on the author. One copy of the book is
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