theology, design and life…
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A friend pointed me to Songza, a music search engine and internet jukebox. It’s a bit like Pandora, in that you can listen to music online and create your own playlists. And it’s a bit like Google because you type in any song and it pulls it up for you and starts playing it. I [...]
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This post is part of an ongoing guest blogger series on the kingdom of God.
Today, we will hear from Josh Keaney:
“The Kingdom of God is God’s vision for God’s creation and this vision is bigger than the Church.” This is what I tell the youth at my church when explaining the Kingdom of God because [...]
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I first met Andy Konigsmark when he was the newly-hired youth pastor at the Presbyterian Church of the Big Wood (yes, that’s really the church’s name) in Sun Valley, ID. We collaborated on a Presbytery youth event called Hyperthermia, and got to know each other then. He came up to Whitworth University with me and [...]
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As part of Princeton Theological Seminary’s Spring Book Club Series, both Jim Wallis and Brian McLaren will be at Princeton Seminary during April of 2008. Jim Wallis will be speaking about his book, The Great Awakening: Reviving Faith and Politics in a Post-Religious Right America on April 10th from 6.30–8.30pm (register here) and Brian McLaren [...]
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This post is part of an ongoing guest blogger series on the kingdom of God.
Today, we will hear from Tony Jones:
Maybe you’ve seen this before: some well-meaning evangelist spray-paints “jesus is the answer” on the side of a railroad bridge. Then some smart aleck comes by later and adds “so what’s the question?”
It seems to [...]
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Jarrod McKenna has written a very interesting post entitled “Orthodoxy and heretics like Calvin?” which is worth your attention, especially if you claim the Reformed tradition as your tribe. I’m just in the middle of studying for my Calvin take home final, so it was good timing that I read the article now. Jarrod dialogues [...]
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Yesterday, I started up a PayPal Donation Option for those wishing to contribute to cover the cost of Aaron Reibe’s surgery for cancer. They are still very much in need of donations, so if you can donate anything at all, go here to do that. I received an update from Nicole, Aaron’s sister, today and [...]
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The kingdom of God is a topic that I have been interested in for quite awhile, and I thought it would be interesting to start reflecting on it on my blog more. To begin that, I’ve decided to invite a host of guest bloggers to post their reflections on the kingdom of God here on [...]
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Today you get a really great song - it’s by artist A Fine Frenzy. Her music is described as “hypnotic piano arrangements under classic American melody fused into irresistible, atmospheric songs with the power to reach around the world.” That’s a pretty bold statement about the music, but it’s really great stuff. I love her [...]
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Update: Thanks to those of you who have donated so far. You can see the most recent total of donations on the right, underneath the “Aaron Reibe Cancer Fund” badge. If you have a blog, I’d encourage you to post about this so that we could raise even more money thanks!
Today, Aaron Reibe, the brother [...]
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Adam Walker Cleaveland:
I am a 28 yr old Minister for Youth & Young Adults, blogger, networker, designer, husband and progressive Presbymergent.
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