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Driscoll: What is the Church? [A09]

by Jayson on June 9, 2009

First up at Advance09 was Mark Driscoll who is the founding pastor of Mars Hill Church in Seattle, WA. From my understanding Seattle is a hard city for the Gospel, people largely view the Church as irrelevant, bigoted and backwards (unfortunately, the caricature is not inaccurate enough).
The title/question is a significant one. It’s important to [...]

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A Book that Every Western Christian Should Read

by Jayson on January 18, 2009

Just before Christmas I read an article that was recommended by a friend that works in the American University’s chaplain’s office. It was written by an author that works at Penn State as a history prof who focuses on the history of Christianity and particularly focuses on non-Western Christianity.
The article referred to a book that [...]

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Oh Ecclesiology

by Jayson on January 15, 2009

Ran into a road block today on differring views on church, para-church and worship.
I think it will end up being a great discussion. I have strong views on some of the stuff, but I am realizing that I don’t know if I can articulate them or back them up very strongly.
I like having my theology/philosophy/logic [...]

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starving upon individualism

by Jayson on December 19, 2007

How is it that the Bible seems to claim this? Don’t get me wrong, I really do believe in the Bible as the Word of God.
Spurgeon writes this morning:
Be wise and attend to the obeying, and let Christ manage the providing. Come and survey your Father’s storehouse, and ask whether he will let you starve [...]

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