‘A Great Cloud of Witnesses’: All Saints Day Reflection
While we’re busy carving pumpkins and collecting candy this weekend, November 1 will be All Saints Day. More familiar toContinue Reading
Jesus-shaped Perspectives. Anchors for the Soul || Pastor Jeremy Berg
While we’re busy carving pumpkins and collecting candy this weekend, November 1 will be All Saints Day. More familiar toContinue Reading
My friend John Phelps shared a powerful sermonette in Israel that brought many to tears. Standing in the Garden of Gethsemane he said, “This is my first time standing in this place, and yet I’ve been here many times.” He shared wisdom on how to face our own suffering, and now he’s battling brain cancer and practicing what he preached.
Rigid traditions create small boxes with well defined borders. Small boxes define a world where some are in (us) and some are out (the outcast). We see this portrayed in this video; we see this in scripture, and, unfortunately, we see this in the world we live in today.
When Christ returns for His Bride, the church, will we be dressed in deeds befitting our role as Christ’s Bride? Or will our collective witness be stained by hypocrisy, divisiveness, infighting and adulterous acts with idols?
The reconstructors are fine with salvation if it is deep enough to take root in the whole life, if it is wide enough to embrace all that God is redeeming, and high enough to be genuine religion and spirituality, and low enough to matter when they get in the car to fetch the kids at school.
In this video Ian Morgan Cron talks about the false narratives that we as individuals and as a culture are trained to believe, and what it looks like to connect instead with our true selves in the true stories of our lives.
Listen to Greg Boyd share his wisdom and insight 3 times per week. Recognized in 2010 as one of the 20 most influential living Christian scholars, get to know Greg and his profound theology through his Q & R podcast hosted by my friend Dan Kent.