These are some of the highlights from a sermon I preached at Mission Fellowship Church in Middletown, DE on June 20, 2009 entitled, God's Surprising Strategies from Is 44:24-45:25.
This is a video with R.C. Sproul, Al Mohler, and Ravi Zacharias discussing post-modernism, modernism, liberalism, and the emergent church. The question is asked, Is there any real difference among the four? I’ll reserve my comments for later...
From the Chronicle of Higher Education, this article caught my eye… If you wish to be a prophet, first you must dress the part. No more silk ties or tasseled loafers. Instead, throw on a wrinkled T-shirt, frayed jeans, and dirty sneakers. You...
Dr. John Franke is the Lester and Kay Clemens Professor of Missional Theology at Biblical Theological Seminary in Hatfield, PA, a suburb of Philadelphia. A couple of years ago, I had the privilege of having lunch with him just to talk about...
Finally I am getting back to a series of posts on Baptists and Sacramentalism. In this post I want to give some reasons, taken from Clark Pinnock’s chapter in Baptist Sacramentalism: Studies in Baptist History and Thought, as to why Baptists...
A look at Indigenization from Raschke's book GloboChrist: The Great Commission Takes a Postmodern Turn (The Church and Postmodern Culture)
Continue to explore the idea of routine as a monastic practice, specifically the idea of a routine of prayer. I am becoming to realize that what we order our life around is what shapes and forms us. Israel, Jesus, and the early church ordered their...
I am falling in love with the Trinity and its implications. Here are some book recommendations for studying the Trinity.
Recently, I had a comment on a post about The Jesus Manifesto. The comment was a question and I answered the question in the comment stream but thought it might also make a good post. The question was, “I¢â‚¬â„¢m wondering if you have found a...
MIROR Churches understand that theology is organic.