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Coffee JusticeDec 14, 2009
Where do I begin?Nov 25, 2009
Campolo and Bono do a great job expressing eloquently the social imperative the follower of Christ faces. They resonate with me, much like the emotional growl of a great jazz singer or the funky bass of a hardcore band, they pound my chest with...
Inner healing as tough work Part 2.Nov 23, 2009
The work of inner healing sneaked up on me. Unlike last time when I had made a conscious effort to work things through, today I was caught off guard. It began last night as memories of the pain I felt in my ministry in Faribault came flooding back,...
Yoder and justificationNov 21, 2009
Forgive the incoherence of these thoughts, they come from the cloud of a swine flu mind. I am captured by Yoder's thoughts on justification. He asserts that Paul had the unification of Jew and Gentile as the stuff of justification. Justified, the...
Thoughts on Amazing Grace: Contemplation in the darkNov 17, 2009
As Wilberforce grew in his contemplative desire, so too was he drawn to the dark places. The mystic who wrote the Cloud of Unknowing calls the place of highest contemplation a dark cloud, where all that we think we see and know about God falls away....
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