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Is your gospel in competition with compassion?
In conversation with some folks in our church community someone made a strikingly blunt comment. “I don’t want to feed people’s bellies. I don’t want to be a part of a charitable organisation. I don’t want to waste their time … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Missional, Question
Tagged charity, church, compassion, evangelism, gospel, justice
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On Syncretism
Today I’m going on a short personal retreat during which I’m going to be sitting and contemplating the grandeur of the Canadian rockies on the verge of winter. I’ll also be reflecting on a few texts about intercultural study, culture … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Missional, Reading
Tagged canada, culture, indigenous, intercultural, practice, retreat, rockies, syncretism
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Spiritual Conversations
A week ago I was walking down Whyte Ave. in Edmonton enjoying the sharp autumn air and the artist environment that is to be found in that area. I try to visit Whyte as often as possible to fill myself … Continue reading
Posted in Arts, Missional, Reading, Story
Tagged Bible, conversation, edmonton, evangelism, faith, gita, hare krishna, hope, jean vanier, love
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A New Kind of Covenant #markstudy
All who want to save their lives will lose them. But all who lose their lives because of me and because of the good news will save them. – Mark 8:35 No mention of special places, people, temples or creeds. … Continue reading
The End of Evangelicalism?
A couple weeks ago I was in Calgary to listen to David Fitch deliver a couple of lectures based on his new book, The End of Evangelicalism? David utilizes Slavoj Zizek to demonstrate how the beliefs that usually are used … Continue reading
Posted in Emergent, Missional, Reading, Resources
Tagged David Fitch, Evangelicalism, Slavoj Zizek
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Embodying What We Believe
Today I heard something from Peter Rollins about the need for Christians to embrace a material existence. I’ll come back to Peter specifically in a later post, but what he said ties into a quote that I would like to … Continue reading
