UPDATE: Added comments from @cbcBearcats head coach Taylor Claggett and @ColumbiaBibleCo spokesperson.
The status of Claggett, who was removed from the bench in February, for next season remains unclear as @pacwestbc has not replied to me or told CBC –
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It is a good day to post this video.
Willie, you got the torch.
RIP Kris Kristofferson
(thanks for giving me these gifts, dad!)
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Hey @cbc thanks for showing the olympic parade, but I wonder if you can convince the commentators to stop making every country about them and their personal travels, and actually highlight the strengths of the that country?
ON GETTING THE ATONEMENT RIGHT ON GOOD FRIDAY
"The cross is not what God inflicts in order to forgive; the cross is what God in Christ endures as he forgives."
Good piece by @BrianZahnd from a few years back.
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@PrestonSprinkle comments here re: soft/gentle complementarian - as Kevin Giles would say, that is a 21st century novelty! Of course we are complementarian, look it up in the dictionary, we were all meant to fit together. But to assume a gender bias in that response is to embrace what went wrong!
“TO BE A CHRISTIAN doesn't mean that we are to change the world, but rather that we must live as witnesses to the world that God has already changed."
S. Hauerwas
This quote redescribes the way our agency works in mission. Helpful? How?
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@keithgiles True story? Some of it maybe? "burn in hell" is too much straw man for me, is there not a more robust argument than picking on extreme views? And no one owns being good? ... as if there is no definition? So everyone gets to decide what is good, then we are good, right? .... nope