Dr. Rylaarsdam reflects on the rhythms of the benedictine monks and how they shaped them to faithfully engage the world around them that desperately needed the restorative power of the Gospel. Listen to the latest episode of the Faith, Work & Rest Podcast
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@jdelhousaye Thanks for teaching me and @nathanbhughes Greek, Gospels, and more importantly, what it looks like to walk humbly with Jesus back in 2001-2005.
@redeemJustin Bro, I’ve been saying this for years. How does QAnon get so much traction for an insane conspiracy when this is so freaking obvious. You’ve never seen them in the same place, have you?
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In 2016, the Church got a report card on how well we're doing discipling people into Story-formed engagement with politics. Right now, we're seeing how far we have to go. This teaching and framework will help us be peacemakers in our political climate. https://t.co/N74idBcQq6
Well, since my M.O. of late on FB is to just pop on here to throw some resource out about a controversial topic and then log off and never interact with any of the comments... I'll go with a two for one today!
1. JUSTICE - Tim Keller's article today on… https://t.co/pMOT7pfQPv
Here's an hour webinar I moderated with Mike Goheen talking about political ideologies. Seems like a timely topic for Christians to consider as we head into this election season. (Also, I'm not really using social media much, so assume I'm not reading … https://t.co/N2rXsInFyK
@lukedsimmons@mitchtidwell “I’d add the phrase ‘for now’ to the end of everything I ever said.” Another Shrader nugget that has come in quite handy during this season.
It is a terrible misunderstanding of the Gospel to think that it offers us salvation while relieving us of responsibility for the life of the world, for the sin and sorrow and pain with which our human life and that of our fellow men and women are so deeply interwoven.
New @SaturateWorld podcast episode: @cgonzo shares how churches can begin to train their people theologically so that their cities are saturated with the gospel. https://t.co/1voh7BiqAY
@dennaepierre I have felt the same thing for many years in myself. I find in seasons I am engaging fundamentalist logic, I find myself with less rhythms of life and love being given to those on the margins and in evangelism. Feels like I have to choose between the two. Its an easy choice.
@CurrieDailJr @dennaepierre I literally just texted her to ask if she came up with that or ripped it from somewhere. Because I'll be using it and want to give proper credit!
@danwhitejr reading through Church As Movement with a group of young guns from our church. Wondering why Missional Theology chapter is not earlier in the book. Not asking critically, just figuring there was a strategic reason for the placement.
@timkellernyc The news hit me as if I had been told my own father had cancer. Thank you for being a father from afar for the last 15 years and teaching me about The Father's love. We prayed for you this morning in our church service. And will continue to.