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I am slowly making my way through "The Shaping of Things to Come: Innovation and Mission for the 21st-Century Church" by Michael Frost and Alan Hirsch. I would love to read it a hundred times faster, but I can't get through more than a few pages
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People are getting burned out on the emerg[ent/ing] church, and I'm not all that surprised. (see google search and technorati search) Alan Creech, who seems to have sparked this discussion, cites these causes: * Revolutionary zeal * Idealism * Relational and theological isolation * Constant fighting with little apparent victory
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I joined a reading group on unbanmonastery. We will be blogging and skypecasting our way through N.T. Wright's The New Testament and the People of God. I'm excited to participate in the discussion, and to see how this type of conversation works out because I
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Yet another reason for christendom to appologize: * Geoffrey C. Ward, The West, Little, Brown, 1996, pp. 20-1 (seen on delanceyplace.com)
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Here, there, and all over the place people are trying to figure out what this emerging church thing is. Unfortunately, much pain and sruggle has been caused by proponents and antagonists fighting over misunderstandings. My own personal hope for this "movement" or "discussion" is that the
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We will no longer be publishing online, so this will be your last Daily Dig. This is only the beginning, not the end. We want to thank you for your friendship over the years, and look forward to meeting you face to face. Now the real contact can begin. We
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Kim and I really want to explore what a nu monasticism looks like. We have this constantly morphing picture in our minds of what this looks like, but it's really difficult to explain. TallSkinnyKiwi: Getting a House? explains at least one facet of what we are dreaming. We
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I have been reading John Frye's JESUS THE RADICAL PASTOR: "Radical" does not mean "fanatical". The site goes along with a book that I hope to pick up soon. (Ah, the life of the poor student). Every word of this blog is wonderful, but