Flying V Takes Ultimate Frisbee Championship
April 26, 2008
Today Princeton Seminary held the 2008 Ultimate Frisbee Intramural Playoffs. I’m on Flying V, and while we’ve had a lot of fun playing together this season, we haven’t won that many games. So I honestly thought we’d probably play one game (maybe two…) and then we’d be out. But that was far from what happened.
We [...]
Everything Must Change for $20
March 21, 2008
The Everything Must Change Tour in the Bronx/NYC has just recently been underwritten by Trinity Church, in Greenwich, CT - so the cost is only $20 now to attend. This is a great deal, and you can sign up for the event here. I’m going to be going up with a few folks from the [...]
Tags: Brian-McLaren, Deep Shift, Everything Must ChangeEverything Must Change: A Review
February 20, 2008
This review will be appearing in Sharing the Practice, the journal put out by the Academy of Parish Clergy.
In his newest book, Everything Must Change, Brian McLaren tackles two questions: first, What are the biggest problems in the world and second, What does Jesus have to say about these global problems? Through the title alone, [...]
A Very Full Spring Schedule
February 6, 2008
We don’t normally go to so many shows and events, but it must be the possibility that this is our last time to live in this area of the country, or perhaps we just felt like going a little crazy. But here are the cool things we’ll be doing between now and May.
February 24: Carrie [...]
Tags: Anne-Lamott, Barnum & Bailey, Brian-McLaren, Carrie Newcomer, Circus, Emergent, Itzhak Perlman, Jim-WallisBrian McLaren on the Kingdom of God
January 14, 2008
This post is part of an ongoing guest blogger series on the kingdom of God.
Today, we will hear from Brian McLaren:
The good news of the Kingdom of God is, according to Matthew, Mark, and Luke, the Gospel. John would agree - although he translates the phrase “kingdom of God” to “life of the ages” or [...]
Brian McLaren & Jim Wallis at Princeton Seminary
January 8, 2008
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 [...]
Tags: Books, Brian-McLaren, Emergent, Jim-Wallis, SojournersMark Driscoll, this Wink’s for you.
September 24, 2007
I promise this won’t turn into another Mark Driscoll rant - if you want something like that, I’m pretty sure you couldn’t find something like that on this site. I ran across a link to a new podcast of Mark Driscoll on Bob’s blog - I don’t agree with much of his analysis. Driscoll is [...]
Tags: Brian-McLaren, Doug-Pagitt, Mark-Driscoll, Mars-Hill, Rob-Bell, Southern-BaptistsEmerging Church/Theological Education Caucus Audio
November 18, 2005
Many have been asking about the audio to a variety of events & conversations that occured during the Emerging Church/Theological Education Caucus here at Princeton awhile ago. Below you will find links and descriptions of the audio files currently available:
Tags: Brian-McLaren, Doug-Pagitt, Emergent, emerging-church, Princeton-Seminary, Tony-JonesBrian McLaren’s Lecture at Princeton Theological Seminary
November 16, 2005
Below is a link to download Brian McLaren’s lecture at Princeton Theological Seminary’s Miller Chapel. McLaren lectured on “The Emerging Church and Mainline Theological Education.” It’s a phenomenal address and I encourage you to listen.
Enjoy.
[Download here] / Right click and SAVE AS
Tags: Brian-McLaren, Education, Emergent, Mainline, Ministry, Princeton-Seminary, SeminaryYou know you’re “Emergent” when…
October 10, 2005
You know you’ve read a few too many books, and you’ve sat through a few too many talks on nanotechnology and agrarian societies and antique furniture, and…well, this is just embarrassing, but I found myself writing “very Pagittian” in the margins of an article by J. Denny Weaver on Christology. I feel bad, like I [...]
Tags: Brian-McLaren, Emergent
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