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Archive for August, 2006
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My Take on Hellerman’s Proposal
Posted on 2006/08/28 | 2 CommentsInitial summary of Hellerman’s class, Church as Family: As Israel moved from Sinai to the Maccabean period, the boundary markers identifying the people of God became increasingly narrow. These boundary... -
Do I Really Hate Mega Churches?
Posted on 2006/08/21 | 3 CommentsRelated Post (and update of sorts): Revisiting my Mega Church “Feelings” Over the past several years, I have developed a rather negative opinion of mega churches. Much of my negativity... -
Missional Church–Thoughts on Chapters 4-9
Posted on 2006/08/15 | No CommentsMissional Church: a vision for the sending of the church in North America edited by Darrell L. Guder Authors: Lois Barrett, Inagrace T. Dietterich, George R. Hunsberger, Alan J. Roxburgh,... -
Is the local church really primary?
Posted on 2006/08/09 | No CommentsWhile reading Guder, I came across a notion that may shed light on the “local church as primary” issue. “The local particular church is the basic missional structure of the... -
What is “Local”?
Posted on 2006/08/05 | 2 CommentsThe discussion over at The Supremacy of the Church Local? raised questions about the meaning of “local” in today’s culture. Without further ado: I am firmly convinced of “local church”... -
Missional Church: Thoughts on Chapter 1
Posted on 2006/08/05 | No CommentsMissional Church: a vision for the sending of the church in North America edited by Darrell L. Guder Authors: Lois Barrett, Inagrace T. Dietterich, George R. Hunsberger, Alan J. Roxburgh,... -
Is the Local Church Primary?
Posted on 2006/08/02 | No CommentsSam Metcalf is asking The Supremacy of the Church Local?. It’s that ill-informed concept that says the church in its local form is the only legitimate expression of the body...
