In American culture, the stories shaping people’s lives have significantly changed. That is, the chapter of Modernism is turning to the chapter of Postmodernism. In… Read More »The Revolution #1: Spinning from Customary to Contextual
According to this post by Phil Cooke, The average person in American now spends four hours and 49 minutes per day in front of the… Read More »5 Hours of TV – What Are You Watching?
In Surprised by Hope: Rethinking Heaven, the Resurrection, and the Mission of the Church, N. T. Wright challenges us to rethink our notions of heaven and the implications of the doctrine of heaven for the entire Christian faith.
In Chapter Five Wright asks what God’s purpose for creation is and how the resurrection fits into that purpose. First, he lays out two popular options for answer the question about purpose.
Last Sunday we held our annual Trunk or Treat outreach event (that’s my daughter Jordan hiding under a trunk to scare kids). Even after… Read More »Trunk or Treat: Still a Great Outreach