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Good Friday Solidarity
This is the basic structure of a sermon I preached on Good Friday. I’ve been so helped by the robust conversation from the last few weeks regarding all the various theories of the atonement. The following is almost entirely influenced … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Reading, Theology
Tagged #abetteratonement, atonement, Easter, Good Friday, Jesus, Moltmann, preaching, resurrection, sermon, solidarity
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This Is God
I am falling more and more in love with this book and Moltmann’s theology in general. When the crucified Jesus is called the “image of the invisible God”, the meaning is that this is God, and God is like this. … Continue reading
Advent and Christmas
I attempted to take our church family on an Advent journey this year. With a few exceptions, Advent was mostly unknown to many people in our community. I’m already looking forward to how we can build on this experience next year. Here is a rundown of the reflections from each week. Continue reading
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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