Tag Archives: religious rituals

Coloring Outside the Lines

Posted on July 21, 2009 by Bill Lollar

For those readers with children and those who have worked closely with toddlers, I’m sure you know what happens when a child is given his/her first coloring book and a box of wax crayons. Without any apparent (to us) logic … Continue reading →

Posted in Christian life, Community | Tagged coloring, expressing our freedom, legalism, logical expectations, original art, outside the box, outside the lines, perfectionism, religious rituals | 2 Comments

McLaren's "Troubling Questions About Jesus"

Posted on November 5, 2007 by Bill Lollar

A couple of weeks ago I posted a query, "What do you think of Brian McLaren?" and the resulting interaction in my comments section was quite animated and, in a couple of instances, indicative of the polarized opinions toward this … Continue reading →

Posted in Books & Reviews, Kingdom of God | Tagged Brian McLaren, contemporary Pharisees, fasting, feed the hungry, hidden treasure, homeless, Homelessness, injustice, Isaiah 58, message of Jesus, Old Testament prophets, oppression, practical implications of Christianity, probing questions, provide shelter, religion, religious leaders, religious rituals, rethinking assumptions, secret message of Jesus, spiritual revolution, teachings of Jesus, thinking deeply | 1 Comment

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