Category: Church

(Thanks David Berry for this energizing photo entitled little blessings) Thanks to Maggi Dawn for reminding me of this post I love My Mega Church The post cautions me from”mega-church”-bashing … even though I don’t “feel” called to lead BLC in that “model”. Of course, I’ve given up on “traditional church” basing when I realized…

Thanks to Jason Clark for getting this put together and Shephen Shields for organizing it a little. To have a outline, background and audio for the interview click HERE

Thanks happydaydeadfish for the link Wise words in abundance as always from Dallas Willard: ____________________________ The greatest challenge the church faces today is to be authentic disciples of Jesus. And by that I mean they’re learning from Him how to live their life, as He would live their life if He were they.

Maggi Dawn has always brought clear thinking into the emerging church conversation and church life as a whole which I deeply appreciate. As one who’s in a small denominational Lutheran setting while having relatively much freedom to explore, I appreciate the statements found in her post “In the church, but not of it …” (her…

Todd Hunter has in some “ordinary” and yet “not so ordinary” way been very significant in my own journey as a Christian, a church planter, a pastor, a human … etc. I’ve been following his thoughts, reflections and developments pretty closely from this side of the earth. Todd’s willingness to RISK (I remember John Wimber…

my friend DJ Chuang will be starting a new eQuip blog next week … we had a good chat a while ago on some interesting issues and possibilities.

Welcome to Church of Fools, the UK’s first web-based, 3D church. cool opening line …. The house rules are pretty cool too … read it might do some good for ourselves!

[This paper is taken from Stuart’s book: ‘Post-Christendom: Church and Mission in a Strange New World’] Here’s some stuff that caught my glance … will think about it more. ____________________________________ Post-Christendom is not the experience of all Christians. It is the experience of Christians in Western Europe and other societies with roots in this culture….

After an extended chat with someone yesterday afternoon, I realized that the “struggle” we face is truly not against flesh and blood … it’s bigger than we think.