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“The Word Made Flesh”: On Doing Theology Afresh
A Jew, a Greek, and a Roman walk into a church. No joke. Imagine it: a Jew, a Greek, and a Roman walk into a church, back in the first century. Let’s say it’s a gathering of believers in Ephesus. … Continue reading
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Tagged bible, gospel of john, imagination, inspiration, jesus, logos, word
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“Read it Again—This Time with Imagination!”
Have you read 1 Corinthians 10 recently? I mean, really read it? Because there are some pretty odd things going on there. In the passage Paul refers to several stories in ancient Israel’s history, stories we find in our Old … Continue reading
Stirring Our Imagination
Now to him who by the power at work within us is able to accomplish abundantly far more than all we can ask or imagine, to him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus to all generations, forever … Continue reading
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Tagged bible, ethics, imagination, liturgy, mission, morality, scripture, theology, worship, worship themes
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What is the Bible, and How Should We Read It?
What is the Bible? And, as Christians, how should we read it? These questions lurk in the background of every single hot-button, emotionally charged, divisive issue Christians wrestle with today, from homosexuality to human evolution. The reasons for differences of opinion among … Continue reading
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Tagged bible, bibliology, hermeneutics, inspiration, interpretation, jesus, scripture
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Seeing God Face to Face
Seeking God’s Face “Come,” my heart says, “seek his face!” Your face, O Lord, do I seek. There are many ways to think about Christian spirituality, but these words from Psalm 27 do a pretty good job of summing it all … Continue reading
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Tagged bible, divine revelation, god, god's face, god's glory, jesus, scripture, spirituality, theology
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What did Og ever do to you?
The Lord struck down many nations and killed mighty kings— Sihon, king of the Amorites, and Og, king of Bashan, and all the kingdoms of Canaan— and gave their land as a heritage, a heritage to his people Israel. This … Continue reading
On Not Throwing the Theological Baby Out with the Bathwater
I’ve been reflecting recently on my faith journey, in particular on the “stuff I believe” side of things. I think that journey could be summed up this way: continually sifting through it all, sorting out the essentials, casting off the … Continue reading
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Tagged bible, conservative, faith, fundamentalism, progressive, theology
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