Preaching Moment 115: Brian McLaren
Listening to Brian McLaren just before the grand opening of World Cup 2010 in South Africa. It’s always better to listen or read Brian directly.
Listening to Brian McLaren just before the grand opening of World Cup 2010 in South Africa. It’s always better to listen or read Brian directly.
Since I started blogging, it’s not an uncommon experience for me nowadays to meet people whom I have only corresponded by email or interacted through blog comments. Joshua Woo is one who has made this list . So, it’s interesting … Continue reading
Sivin Kit from Malaysia from TransFORM on Vimeo. Thanks to Steve Knight and the folks at TransFORM for the chance to share a precious 12 minutes of as much as I could while driving around near my home Steve asked … Continue reading
It’s great to see be in touch with my friend in the USA Steve Knight and others get this event off the ground. Great gathering of speakers and I believe a wonderful bunch of participants too. I’ve found it a … Continue reading
I was a little too far to join Christianity 21 . but it sounds and looks great! I love what Paul Soupiset did below. * * * Updating the post with more of Paul’s awesome Livesketches (his illustrations are … Continue reading
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Good Friday opens up the chance for me to conduct the Tenebrae Service. And we did it with some adaptation with the Seven Last Words of Jesus, relevant passages with prayers tonight. We ended with Psalm 51 and dismissed quietly … Continue reading
Video of Christian Book Expo Panel (HT: Tony Jones) I confess I was as frustrated as some of the panelists while watching this “conversation”. Perhaps the best part was when the three older speakers stated what they believed to be … Continue reading
I’ve always loved the word “conversation”. I prefer it over other words like “dialogue” or “movement” (depending on which end of the spectrum one is in whether activism or quietism or whatever pole one chooses. Happy Birthday Bangsar Lutheran … Continue reading
It’s been a while since I’ve commented on the conversation. There’s a lot of rubbish rhetorical critique on this subject which is boring and tiring. Usually, it’s rehashing straw man arguments and ignores what’s going on beyond the USA (whether … Continue reading