If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!While it officially goes live February 1, 2010, a plug-in issue prompted a creative response. So, for those who subscribe, click here via Twitter or Facebook, or simply happen across the re-launch prior to that date: I welcome you...
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The process of figuring out this blog—its content, focus, and format—has been in flux since the inception (by which I mean the original Who in the World Are We? over on blogspot. Despite the danger inherent in changing it yet again, I am driven to do so (though this time with due consultation with...
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The new Who in the World Are We? launched July 18, 2009 and it has been a bumpy half-year since then. I had underestimated the impact of starting the Ph.D. program at Talbot, resulting in a drop in growth after September. December started a slight upswing, which I will be diligent to nurture.
Here are...
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Frankly, I am stymied. When I first started asking, Who in the World Are We?, it all seemed so clear: given the church’s eternal end, who are we now?
Two seminary degrees later, I know less than I did then and I no longer know how to ask the question.
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The term is nearly complete and deepened ecclesiological pondering returns a few days hence.
On the planning calendar for mid-December through January…
Glossary
Book reviews
Reflections on City Church
Continued reports on Sanctify’s life
Ponderings on communal spiritual formation
Until then, short snippets will continue.
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Added to Articles Page:
How do you Balance Talkers and Listeners?: Keeping the dialogue moving in communal Bible studies and worship gatherings
Stop Pursuing Spiritual Growth!: If spiritual growth is a result, why not pursue the cause: Jesus?
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The lack of posting here is evidence that balancing school, work, church, and blogging is difficult: blogging has taken a tiny break, at least in the public eye. I am working on a few posts for next week:
non face-to-face connection
reflections on city church
mini-review of Radmacher’s ecclesiology
rethinking spiritual growth
reflections...
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