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Feb 13, 2012
How Can the Church Affirm Work? - Tod Bolsinger
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The biggest mistake of the Church for the last generation is the spiritual vs. secular divide. Read More + |
Jan 31, 2012
Hungering and Thirsting for Quiet
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And on the day they arrive at our doors, hungering and thirsting for something they cannot name, let them find us living in our deepest thoughts, practicing our ancient disciplines, dividing our esoteric words of wisdom, and living waist-deep in our poverty. Wouldn’t it be amazing if the American Church could embrace a radical idea like that?... Read More + |
Jan 30, 2012
When the Students School the Teacher
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Hugh Atkinson is a third-grade teacher who loves his job. In his blog, Ramblings of a Third Grade Mind, he writes about the impact on his students and how they reciprocate.... Read More + |
Jan 15, 2012
God's Perspective on Your Work
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Lisa did not enjoy her work. She should—it involved many of the things she liked to do. But just…no joy. Meanwhile, jobs were scarce, and she knew she should be grateful for twice-monthly paychecks. Meanwhile, one more thing: Lisa began to find time every morning to pray.... Read More + |
Jan 13, 2012
Living Our Litanies
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The very night I finished radiation, I joined a gym. It was on my list, right before, "Get Pizza for Dinner." When I mentioned the pizza to the manager who was registering my gym membership, he said lots of people do that. Go hog wild the night they join a gym. But it wasn't like that for me. Eating pizza wasn't hog wild.... Read More + |
Jan 10, 2012
Falling into Open Arms
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I’ve decided that I’m in a child-like season, where I’m supposed to forget that I went to seminary and allegedly know what’s going on in church.... Read More + |
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In the Common English Bible, the Lord addresses Ezekiel as “Human one.” Most English translations prefer the traditional “Son of man” instead of “Human one.” This... Read More +
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