Join us for our discussion: Trinitarian Theology Part III “Trinitarian Theology of self-giving, other focused love” with @drmatthewfarlow@kmf_JesusFreak@nwnws @youngandlamay. Tomorrow, Jan 25 at 8:30 AM PST in @clubhouse. Join us! https://t.co/F5a1JD0CxQ
Mark next Tuesday morning in the calendar for you to join us: “Trinitarian Soundings: Truths of Trinitarian Theology” @kmf_JesusFreak, @youngandlamay, @nwnws. Tuesday, Jan 18 at 8:30 AM PST in @clubhouse. Join us! https://t.co/pPQkVzUntJ
Someone is alive this week because you wore a mask last month.
Someone is healthy today because you followed the guidelines and kept your distance.
Someone is not hospitalized right now because you got boosted already.
Thank you for your kindness!
Keep loving.
So what is this time all about?! Do faith or God have anything to do with our celebrations? Join the dialogue. “CHRISTmas - Good news of Jesus or Cultural Accommodation?” @nwnws @youngandlamay. Tomorrow, Dec 7 @ 8:30 AM PST in @clubhouse. Join us! https://t.co/jmTW1kSpL5 #trotro
Join us this morning. “How New Wine, New Wineskins shapes us & who we are” with Cooky/Bob Avlakeotes-Wall, Cliff Chappell, @youngandlamay, Kayla Regan, and @drmatthewfarlow. Today, Nov 16 at 8:30 AM PST in @clubhouse. Join us! https://t.co/7alHeesqUZ
Today “sameness” asserts itself by going through (obliterating) otherness so to procure “diversity”. Today we “eliminate atopic otherness in favour of consumable, indeed heterotopic differences.” (Han, The Expulsion of the Other)
The past helps put into perspective the present. For Christians might it be time once again to be reminded of the long-standing understanding and truth of this religion which embraces “the ignorant, the disenfranchised, and the poor?” -Celsus (1st C. philosopher)
Live @10am PDT New Wine Uncorked on YouTube. Join us for the discussion this morning: Why should I believe the God of all creation knows me let alone unconditionally loves me? https://t.co/kNS6jgTB31 @drmatthewfarlow@kmf_JesusFreak
For the disciple of Christ is a “return to normalcy” really what should be desired? The act of turning from God toward the world is (& has been for some time) the “normal.” A return to this?
What if we sought not to return to the garden but to go beyond? To be the Kingdom now?
Sometimes I just wish Jesus would be clear as to what it means to be His disciple… “So therefore, any one of you who does not renounce all that he has cannot be my disciple.” (Luke 14:33) So is Jesus saying there is a cost to discipleship?#notwhatmanywouldcallthebestlifenow
What if each day were lived for Christ? If all I am is from Him, His ways, His truth, His life rather than the ways of the world where work & wealth determine worth…“Then I considered all that my hands had done and the toil … and behold, all was vanity”(Ecc 2:11)