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Searching for the Kingdom in unexpected places. November 19, 2011. Most of the teaching in the church that I grew up in was focused on propositions and ideas rather than stories. Don’t get me wrong, there were stories involved. The preacher in the church that I grew up in was a broad-shouldered country man named Buck. He played linebacker at ACU, went fishing on the weekends, and had a kind voice. So yes. We heard lots of stories. But for now, I’m going to go outside and play. Newer Entries ».
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Searching for the Kingdom in unexpected places. September 13, 2013. Last night, I had the rare and cherished experience of playing video games and drinking bourbon with my Jew-ish friend Ben. We got to talking about the complexity of the human brain, and here is a rough summary of the ensuing exchange:. Ben: “Think about it this way. As far as we can tell the most complex system that an engineer can hope to emulate is the human brain. And when science fiction writers sit around and imagine,...This entry ...
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Searching for the Kingdom in unexpected places. January 15, 2015. Sobriety: A Graphic Novel, by Daniel Maurer. 8220;I am alone.” For addicts of all kinds, this thought is one of the biggest hindrances to recovery. In. Sobriety: A Graphic Novel. If you begin to recognize your own story as you read the stories of these five recovering addicts, please do not hesitate to seek help. Remember: you are not alone, and there is hope. April 24, 2014. The title of this post is a play on the title of a book called.
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Searching for the Kingdom in unexpected places. May 26, 2012. The term has been used in a variety of ways over the last five hundred years. Today it is used broadly to describe beliefs that were popularized in the Enlightenment. Seen strongly in the writings of early deism. Regardless of which period we look at, humanists have held an essential belief that humanity is inherently good, a view that some Christians have agreed with and others have heartily disagreed with. 2 responses to “ humonastic. The so...
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Soil and Sacrament, by Fred Bahnson | Humonastic
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Searching for the Kingdom in unexpected places. October 14, 2013. Soil and Sacrament, by Fred Bahnson. At its core, Soil and Sacrament. I'm no Superman. View all posts by Rosten. This entry was posted on Monday, October 14th, 2013 at 7:00 pm and posted in Uncategorized. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. When hurting helps ». 2 responses to “ Soil and Sacrament, by Fred Bahnson. October 14th, 2013 at 7:15 pm. I would like to read this… someday. October 17th, 2013 at 3:49 pm.
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the hermeneutic of love, the church, and our LGBTQ neighbors | Humonastic
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Searching for the Kingdom in unexpected places. June 13, 2012. The hermeneutic of love, the church, and our LGBTQ neighbors. This post is mildly editted from an essay I wrote for a final in one of my classes last semester. Some of the thoughts in this post draw from Elaine Heath’s. The Mystic Way of Evangelism. I'm no Superman. View all posts by Rosten. This entry was posted on Wednesday, June 13th, 2012 at 2:15 am and posted in Uncategorized. June 14th, 2012 at 11:13 pm. June 15th, 2012 at 9:54 pm.
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Searching for the Kingdom in unexpected places. May 28, 2012. I often wonder how misguided we are when we think that we need to market for God. Maybe that’s just me though. If you keep digging deeper into this perspective, evangelism is something very integrally human. So many of our well-intentioned ideas about evangelism feel an awful lot like marketing strategies, as if the King of all creation needs a new public relations firm. I'm no Superman. View all posts by Rosten. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Sobriety: A Graphic Novel, by Daniel Maurer | Humonastic
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Searching for the Kingdom in unexpected places. January 15, 2015. Sobriety: A Graphic Novel, by Daniel Maurer. 8220;I am alone.” For addicts of all kinds, this thought is one of the biggest hindrances to recovery. In. Sobriety: A Graphic Novel. If you begin to recognize your own story as you read the stories of these five recovering addicts, please do not hesitate to seek help. Remember: you are not alone, and there is hope. I'm no Superman. View all posts by Rosten. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter you...
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Searching for the Kingdom in unexpected places. The term has been used in a variety of ways over the last five hundred years. Today it is used broadly to describe beliefs that were popularized in the Enlightenment. Seen strongly in the writings of early deism. Regardless of which period we look at, humanists have held an essential belief that humanity is inherently good, a view that some Christians have agreed with and others have heartily disagreed with. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Hope Church of Christ.
