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Category Archives: Rambles
Catching up…and slowing down
Sometimes we all need a catch-up day…one of those days when you go through the backlog correspondence, work assignments, unread articles and unfiled paperwork and just get back on top of it all. Today is catch-up day for the Faithrants.com … Continue reading
Back to school!
Well after a long (6 week) semester break, it’s back to the books for my second semester of studies at Asbury Theological Seminary. While that’s certain to mean a reduction in my bloggable time (hence the 6 days since my … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Gospel, Rambles
Tagged asbury seminary, Christ, Church, discipleship, Faith, Gospel, identity, Jesus, justice, prophet, Radical Faith, theology, Theology books
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Looking back through the mirror…
Last weekend I attended my 30-year high school reunion. Reunions of any kind…classes, families, organizational, etc….have always been sort of strange to me. You gather with a bunch of people with whom you have some connection but rarely see, catch … Continue reading
The discipline of discipline
Yesterday’s post about just sitting down to write in order to allow my self to start writing caused me to think deeper about the whole issue of discipline…how we make ourselves do the things we need to do. “Discipline” is … Continue reading
How do you jumpstart a sputtering blog?
For the past 3 or 4 months, I’ve had about the most severe case of writer’s block I can ever remember. Maybe it’s because what little writing I’ve done lately has by necessity flowed into lesson planning, sermon preparation or … Continue reading
Why I “like” Obama, “dislike” Palin, and why this post has nothing to do with politics.
This will come as no surprise to those who know me well, but I’m a pot-stirrer. I have a tendency to say and do things on occasion just to provoke a reaction that will create conversation. And so when Facebook … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Gospel, Rambles, Rants, Social Justice
Tagged Bible, Christ, discipleship, Faith, Gospel, identity, justice, love, Radical Faith, theology, trust
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Time to go all Old Testament on you…
Because I’ve been teaching a couple of classes on the Old Testament for the past few weeks, it’s really been influencing my thinking of late. It seems a lot of Christians don’t like to spend much time in the Old … Continue reading
A Roller Coaster Guy Stuck in a Merry-Go-Round Park
I love metaphors. I think there’s a reason Jesus speaks so much in that form through stories and parables. Metaphors draw pictures of concepts in a way that speaks to our commonality of experience. Regular readers–both of you (insert smiley … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Gospel, Rambles
Tagged Bible, Christ, discipleship, Faith, Gospel, identity, Jesus, love, trust, youth ministry
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Church…or crutch?
Earlier this week I was in a meeting where part of the discussion centered around “marketing” the church. The discussion itself isn’t really what was important, nor was the specific topic. But it rubbed up against something in my subconscious … Continue reading
Fishing: God’s answer to all life’s problems
I just got home from a 4-day flyfishing trip with friends on the Elk River. As I hoped, the experience left me feeling refreshed and recharged to face the daily challenges that vacation days are created to help us escape … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Fly Fishing, Gospel, Rambles
Tagged Bible, Christ, discipleship, Faith, Gospel, justice, love, theology, trust
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