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For Church Leaders In Denial [video]
Sally Morgenthaler speaks candidly about the need for Church leaders to abandon the addictions of constructing self-absorbed communities of faith. Are we more devoted to maintaining our comfort levels and the stability of the Spirit-less status quo or are we willing to deconstruct our glorious religious machinery…
Calling All Greenhorns
I see a new generation returning to GOD’s creation- working with it- cultivating it instead of abusing it. Of all the things in the world, I feel the most hopeful when I see these ‘greenhorns’ marching across fields with seeds of tomorrow in hand…
My Father is a DJ
I sensed GOD’s silent whisper saying: “Don’t underestimate my power to redeem- even seemingly impossible situations. Let me remix the music- change your perception and infuse hope by My Holy Spirit.”
Kingdom Imaginations [video]
Jesus proclaimed: ‘Repent for the kingdom is at hand’. Our vision of this coming kingdom and it’s in-breaking in the here and now powerfully affects how we seek to live it out. What are your ideas of GOD’s kingdom? What are your kingdom imaginations?
The Problem of Pentecost
As we wait on His presence, like the first Pentecost, we may suddenly have a new set of problems- the problem of not being able to stop: loving, serving, preaching, healing….
Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove: Christian Community
I appreciate Jonathan’s down to earth perspective here on intentional Christian community and how we must practically embody our theology in the everyday nuts and bolts of life and relationships.
Greg Boyd: GOD’s Kingdom vs. The Kingdom of Man
Greg Boyd on power, violence, Constantine, the history of the church and the difference between GOD’s ‘upside down’, ‘power-under’ Kingdom and the ‘power-over’ Kingdom of Man [video]…
Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove: The Wisdom of Stability
Like children stumbling off a merry-go-round, says Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove, we are grasping for something to anchor our lives in a sea of constant change
Reclaiming Local Culture
I have been thinking a good deal lately about culture and how it happens. There are two kinds of Pop culture it seems—the kind we consume and the kind we produce. These days the kind we consume seems to dominate. That we consume culture is not a bad thing, but that this form of pop [...]
Shane Claiborne Answers: Is it a Sin to be Rich? [video]
In this interview by 100 Huntley Street, Shane Claiborne talks about working with Mother Teresa, living in intentional Christian community, poverty, wealth, authentic whole-life faith in Jesus and he answers the pointed question: “Is it a sin to be rich?”
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