@JackieHillPerry TEACHING IS….UNMATCHED.
SHE IS A LIVING WITNESS THAT YOU DON’T NEED A THEOLOGY DEGREE TO PROPLERY TEACH, PREACH AND INTERPRET THE BIBLE.
ON THIS LAST DAY OF BLACK HISTORY MONTH I HONOR HER….BECAUSE WOMEN IN THEOLOGY ARE NEEDED 🖤
@BenPopeCST Probably not as much as in football, where individual games and game plans matter more and where you can interview another coach and be like "so what exactly did you do to shut us down last year?" .. idk
@BenPopeCST lol please no. But could a lot of these interviews just be mining for ideas and scouting other teams' approaches? Candidates have to put their best foot forward and lay out the plan
Darche (TBL), Tulsky (CAR) and even Chiarelli (STL) represent teams that have stuff figured out.
@Stumpy84007433@timkellernyc ...of how that would be with limited, human language. It's can be a brain-bender at times, but wouldn't you rather serve a God that is endlessly compelling and mysterious as well?
@Stumpy84007433@timkellernyc I know. It confuses me too. As for your last sentence, wouldn't the opposite seem more true? If we have a God we completely understand, we are likely to have made him up ourselves. Bible talks about God as Father, Son, and Spirit. We're just diving in and trying to make sense...
@Stumpy84007433@timkellernyc I say keep reading some of the places where the Trinity is said to be revealed and see what you think. Off the top of my head... Matt. 28:18-20, Matt. 3:13-17, John 14-15, 1 Peter 1, God saying "Let us..." as he acts in the Old Testament (Gen.1:26, 11:7, Is. 6:8).
@Stumpy84007433@timkellernyc You're right, Jesus does distinguish himself from the Father, but he also claims to be one with him (John 10:30). Reading Bible carefully and grappling with the the way it talks about the distinct but inseparable identity of Father Son and Spirit is how we got this Trinity idea.
@LizKlassen @bethallisonbarr scrolling through twitter then...*wait i've seen this picture before* haha
Miss all y'all in the Life Church family, Liz. That was the greatest day!
@KyleJamesHoward lol weird feeling right? I need to grow here—I experience annoyance when it begins (I still have work to do with wounds around being used for selfish venting)—but I KNOW that those times are sacred. They're not distractions from where I need to go, they're where God wants me.
@matthew_loftus Really enjoyed your article!
I also believe that we learn about fatherhood from God and not about God from fatherhood—but, I wonder if most still have to grow out of applying their attachment pattern with earthly relationships to their relationship with God. What do you think?
@MarkLazerus The vague, ominous "It is happening" sent me frantically looking through my timeline to see if Colliton got fired before practice. (Not even sure I want that to happen, just waiting for the shoe to drop.) Joke's on me.
@lmarieleonard I can barely watch baseball and this was still one of my favorite moments ever as a sports fan. Standing outside the Irish Oak in wrigleyville, watching the TV through the window with @Chase_Dickson and going nuts with all my new best friends
@TheShoups - he does say we can trust him (Jer. 29)
- he gives a lamp to our feet (Ps. 119)
- when we seek the way forward, he shows that he is the way (John 14)
- he assures us following him is truly for our good and what we're made for. (John 10, Matthew 11:28-30) end 🧵
@TheShoups In all of these:
1. Hearing God's voice is about following God's voice. Are you truly willing to follow what he says?
2. God never contradicts what he has already said in Scripture (2 Tim 3:16, James 1:17)
3. God never promises to reveal our each step of our lives. But...
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