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Monthly Archives: May 2008
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Adventures in missing the truth
Welcome to another episode of adventures in missing the truth. Priest Mocks Clinton in Sermon – AOL News WARNING RANT AHEAD Maybe I reading the wrong papers or viewing the wrong political pundits. But I heard them all say the … Continue reading
grace under fire in our crazy mixed up world
Here is a glimpse of grace from our so called secular world. Grace under fire from my perspective.ABC News: Scott McClellan Apologizes for Bashing Richard Clarke OK. Good luck. Be careful.” As they part company
damned if you do redux
OK so it is clear that i wasn’t very clear in my thoughts in this post damned if you do damned if you don’t. This is not about being politically for Obama or Clinton. It is my observation of how differently … Continue reading
Posted in conversations, Diversity
Tagged black men, gender, obama, politics, race, racism, unintentional intolerance
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the power of what if
One of the most powerful lessons learned in my recent diversity training with Steve Robbins is the power of asking the question, what if? I have applied that learning to the recent conversations about race and the emergent ( not … Continue reading
Posted in Diversity
Tagged cultural messages, emergent, emerging church, race, racism, unintenional intolerance
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mustard seed as a metaphor for church multiplication
I came across this post a mustard seed church over at some strange ideas It has some interesting thoughts about the mustard seed being an appropriate metaphor for church growth and multiplication. Since our church Mosaic Life has been exploring … Continue reading
Posted in church planting, emerging church
Tagged church, church growth, church multiplication, mustard seed church
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damned if you do and damned if you don’t
First he was criticized for not being a fighter now Obama is being criticized because his was/is a political fighter. Check out his article on CNN. Obama played hardball in first Chicago campaign – CNN.com The double standard strains credibility … Continue reading
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