method or message, or both?
which is more important? do you think it is important to change the message? do you think it is important to change the method we deliver the message in?
"a place where our ancient faith meets the 21st century"
does your faith community connect with the poor
some books we like
About Me
A Few Sermons
Listen too and Download a copy of "God, Pimp my Life."
Listen too and Download a copy of "Community 101"
Listen too and Download a copy of "Community 201"
These are not "the best" - they are simply "random" teachings I have done over a few years.
Listen too and Download a copy of "Community 101"
Listen too and Download a copy of "Community 201"
These are not "the best" - they are simply "random" teachings I have done over a few years.
what some others say about us:
"Scores of EC proponents are using blogs to advance these ideas and stimulate dialogue. Lindner says it is not possible to generalize them into a predictable demographic class, but she offers examples of prominent EC bloggers: John O'Keefe, founder of ginkworld.net, "an emerging/postmodern site exploring what it means to be a follower of Jesus in today's world;"
NCC's 2006 Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches cites two 21st century trends: blogging and the Emergent Church
NCC's 2006 Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches cites two 21st century trends: blogging and the Emergent Church
voices i hear
- andrew careaga
- andrew jones
- charlie wear
- church spy
- dan farrell
- deeper
- doug pagitt
- emergent evolution
- emergent southeast
- emergent voyageurs
- faith revolution
- faithmaps
- fractal generation
- good mason blog
- home front
- iggie's corner
- jabber wocky
- jason clark
- john brimacombe
- john willis
- jonny baker
- jordon cooper
- karen ward
- keith giles
- kevin hartwig
- len hjalmarson
- the blender
- wendy cooper
1 comment:
we must have both. they are both important. neglecting one is wrong. neglecting both is wrong.
word and deed
spirit and truth
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