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The Kingdom of God is like a flash mob
Been re-listening to Adele’s interview with Peter Rollins over on the podcast.
Really digging his parallel between the Kingdom of God and TAZ moments (which he best describes as a flash mob).
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Monday Briefs
Highlights of the week ::
Well it wasn’t anything we originally planned, but Laurie and I were able to celebrate our second anniversary on Friday and Saturday night. Friday night we made our annual visit to Outback Steakhouse and enjoyed some great steak, a bloomin’ onion, a large Foster beer (for me) and a desert sampler [...]
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The Kingdom of God is like a truck driver
“The joy is the journey not the destination”
Listen to more of Frank’s story on the Something Beautiful Podcast.
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Kingdom of God leaders
I’ve been reading Frank Viola’s “Reimagining Church” over the last week or so. It’s been a great companion to go along with Brian’s message series (priests in the hood). The book also seems to apply directly to what I envision for our community groups at encounter (and beyond).
This morning I read Luke 22:25-26:
Within minutes they [...]
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Brian McLaren speaks at Mars Hill
Former pastor and author Brian McLaren spoke at Brian McLaren’s church, Mars Hill, this past week.
He spoke on the six different narratives we find ourselves trapped in from time to time.
Much of it is similar to what he writes in “Everything Must Change.”
Very good stuff.
Our Father, above us and all around us,
May your unspeakable [...]
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re: Everything Must Change
Some more thoughts from Chp 3 of Brian McLaren’s Everything Must Change:
Trying to spur some more discussion for our book club….
In Chp 3 McLaren talks about his visit to Bujumbura in Africa. As a meeting he was scheduled to speak at began he writes that the guy who brought him to the conference says [...]
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