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Eerdmans All Over: July 31, 2015 – EerdWord
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July 31, 2015. July 31, 2015. Welcome once again to Eerdmans All Over, a Friday roundup of all the Eerdmans-related news, reviews, interviews, and other interesting online content we can gather in a given week. A Long Letting Go: Meditations on Losing Someone You Love. By Marilyn Chandler McIntyre. The Epistles to the Thessalonians (NIGTC). By Charles A. Wanamaker. News from Eerdmans . . . It’s been a quiet week here at William B. Eerdmans Publishing Co. Michael Bird (author of. The Gospel of the Lord.
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Five Questions with Don King – EerdWord
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August 4, 2015. Five Questions with Don King. The rules of our Five Questions. Interview series are simple: we send authors a long list of questions. Some are serious, and some are . . . not so serious. They choose their five favorites and respond. Our guest today is Don King. Professor of English at Montreat College, editor of. Christian Scholar’s Review. And author of over sixty articles on C. S. Lewis. His new book,. Yet One More Spring. What led you to write. Yet One More Spring. Letter to a Comrade.
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Five Great Books on Paul – EerdWord
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May 11, 2015. Five Great Books on Paul. He began his missionary career after one of the most dramatic religious conversions in history. He traveled throughout the Greco-Roman world, carrying the gospel of “Christ crucified” to all corners of the northern Mediterranean. His letters make up a large portion of the New Testament and contain many of the most formative as well as some of the most controversial early statements of Christian belief and practice. Paul’s Divine Christology. In this book Chris Till...
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Tune: Kings Lynn: August 2015
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Sunday, August 30, 2015. Is There Anything on the Other Hand? How many Episcopalians does it change a light bulb these days? As many as it takes to form the committee to decide between CFLs and LEDs. The story from Mark this Sunday, in which the subject of food and dish washing before meals (as prescribed by tradition) is raised, is a terrible temptation to give a Change sermon. After all, it uses the word "traditions"; what more is needed? Old prayer book" since Enriching Our Worship. And it comes down ...
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Tune: Kings Lynn: April 2015
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Monday, April 27, 2015. Diocesan Convention: Reports and Resolutions. Next up is a resolution which asks us to " support the adoption of state legislation for “death with dignity” in the 2016 session. And " encourages on-going discussion of the issues surrounding this issue. And which states that " community engagement such as this is in line with the concept of what it means to be a parish. How about "foster positive relationships"? What's "the concept of what it means to be a parish"? Links to this post.
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Tune: Kings Lynn: All Is Well, sayeth the Dean
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Monday, May 13, 2013. All Is Well, sayeth the Dean. I was inclined to put up my own analysis of this, but I rapidly concluded that it was a poor use of my time to listen to every word of the Dean of Virginia Theological Seminary explaining to us about how the Episcopal Church is not in decline. But of you must, you can listen to Part One here. And Part Two here. Or you can spare yourself a half hour of throwing yourself about the room at the sophistry of it and read Bryan Owen's response. Sermon Feedback...
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Tune: Kings Lynn: February 2015
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Wednesday, February 18, 2015. Dust, Made Living. Preached on Ash Wednesday, 2015. This year I have volunteered to relieve the rector of the annual task of explaining how one should “beware of practicing your piety before others” and then proceed to daub our foreheads with char. That task, however, I will cheat upon by suggesting that one may apply a damp tissue or, failing that, the back of one's hand upon leaving the church. Let us find pleasant diversions! Let us give free rein to our impulses! Having ...
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Tune: Kings Lynn: Prayer Book Revision: Why Bother?
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Tuesday, August 04, 2015. Prayer Book Revision: Why Bother? Few in the pews are aware that General Convention has activated the prayer book and hymnal revision machinery, which means that we could be stuck with a new proposed book six years from now. Really, everybody who knows it's coming( Matt Marino. And the more recent proposed supplements. As for the hymnal, the survey data is out there that revision is largely unwanted, and especially so by the young. But then, why wait? What is a layman to do?
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Tune: Kings Lynn: Diocesan Convention: The Aftermath
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Monday, May 11, 2015. Diocesan Convention: The Aftermath. I confess to my bishop and my parish that I didn't stay to the bitter end of diocesan convention. I had planned from the start to skip the workshops, seeing as how they were more directed toward clergypersons and others with pastoral duties, and the second day was already interfering with another appointment. I bailed out in the middle of the discussion of the "death with dignity" resolution (about which more later). The main speaker, Becca Stevens.