by Marcus Gibbs I used to applaud myself on how open I was. I loved the odd, strange, and social outcasts. Perhaps I was identifying with people like myself, but I thought I was some sort of evolved Christian with special prophetic insights. Maybe I was; because I knew something still wasn’t right with this [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Church’
The Wrong Question
Posted: June 23, 2010 in Guest BloggersTags: Brandon Mouser, Christianity, Church, Gospel, Inclusive, Institutional Church, James Townsend, Marcus Gibbs, Radical Inclusivity
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Screwtape 2010
Posted: June 18, 2010 in Guest BloggersTags: Adam Lehman, Bible, C.S. Lewis, Christianity, Church, Church Growth, CS Lewis, Faith, Faith vs Works, Missions, Neil Cole, Screwtape Letters, Theology
I was scrolling through my Twitter feed this morning and found this post by Neil Cole, over at Cole-Slaw, shared by Adam Lehman. It’s both brilliant and troubling. Great job, Neil. Cheers! —— My Dearest Wormwood, If you want to make sure that the enemy’s people are relegated to obscurity, lead them to believe that [...]
Community in Church
Posted: June 15, 2010 in Guest BloggersTags: Ashley Cobb, Church, Community, Ink Church, Jesus, New Testament, Paul, Rabbi, The Edge
by Ashley Cobb I’ve been in church my whole life, but the first community I feel a part of is the small groups of The Edge and Ink Church, and I can’t help but think that this is what Christ really intended for us as the ‘church’. Living together, journeying together, helping and loving each other. [...]
Resurrecting Community
Posted: May 28, 2010 in Original ContentTags: Church, Community, Ink Church, Prayer, Pride
I once heard it said about prayer: Be careful for that which you pray. God always answers prayer, but rarely in the manner you prefer. Examples of this are: When you pray for patience, God provides you with the opportunity for you to be patient. When you pray for healing, God provides you with the [...]
