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Monthly Archives: January 2008
Jumping on bandwagons, falling off
Our church is launching 40 Days of Community this Sunday: virtually the same time as last year's 40 Days of Purpose. My attitude towards anything Saddleback has not improved since I left the United States; in fact, I came to … Continue reading
Posted in The Church
Tagged 40 Days, 40 Days of Community, alcoholism, Britain, Community, mega-church, megachurch, Rick Warren, UK, Wales
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Living dangerously? I wanna talk about me!
Before the holidays, I sold a few sets of books that were collecting dust in my library and ordered a stack of new ones from Amazon, including Divine Nobodies: Shedding Religion to Find God (and the unlikely people who help … Continue reading
Posted in Books & Reviews, Christian life, Marginalized People
Tagged Asia, Blogging, confessional, cruelty, Divine Nobodies, divine vending machine, do something, entering into pain, get off your ass, God's anger, God's hurt, homeless, I Want to Talk About Me, injustice, International Justice Mission, intimacy, Jim Palmer, rape, seeing through God's eyes, sex trafficking, sharing experiences, Thailand, the Other, Toby Keith, where is God today
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The Babel Conspiracy :: Religion DNA Remix
Remember the “Tower of Babel” story in Genesis 11:1–9 where the descendants of Noah and his sons began using their construction technology to make a name for themselves? I have a friend who believes that the technological advances of their … Continue reading
Blogging sabbatical, digging up bones
It’s that time of the year when I spend four to six weeks doing family history research, which takes nearly every minute of my spare time (nights and weekends). I normally start in mid-December, but this year I’m running a … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Personal, Technology
Tagged family history, genealogical research, Genealogy, iFamily for Tiger, Legacy Family Tree
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