Comments on: Unshackling the American Church: The Sacramental http://ceruleansanctum.com/2006/05/unshackling-the-american-church-the-sacramental.html Looking for the 1st century Church in 21st century America Sun, 12 Feb 2012 12:37:15 +0000 hourly 1 By: Cerulean Sanctum » Unshackling the American Church: Cultivating Essential Beautyhttp://ceruleansanctum.com/2006/05/unshackling-the-american-church-the-sacramental.html#comment-24289 Cerulean Sanctum » Unshackling the American Church: Cultivating Essential Beauty Wed, 24 Jan 2007 08:15:28 +0000 http://ceruleansanctum.com/2006/05/unshackling-the-american-church-the-sacramental.html#comment-24289 [...] Unshackling the American Church: The Sacramental [...] [...] Unshackling the American Church: The Sacramental [...]

]]> By: Brendthttp://ceruleansanctum.com/2006/05/unshackling-the-american-church-the-sacramental.html#comment-3852 Brendt Sat, 03 Jun 2006 02:56:54 +0000 http://ceruleansanctum.com/2006/05/unshackling-the-american-church-the-sacramental.html#comment-3852 This whole post was ringing a bell. Then I got to your list toward the end, and figured out where that bell was coming from. When I interviewed Rich Mullins several years ago, he said: <blockquote>A lot of people think you can't be a Christian and an existentialist. I don't think you can be a Christian any other way.</blockquote> God has created so much, and we're missing it !! This whole post was ringing a bell. Then I got to your list toward the end, and figured out where that bell was coming from. When I interviewed Rich Mullins several years ago, he said:

A lot of people think you can’t be a Christian and an existentialist. I don’t think you can be a Christian any other way.

God has created so much, and we’re missing it !!

]]> By: Rayhttp://ceruleansanctum.com/2006/05/unshackling-the-american-church-the-sacramental.html#comment-3678 Ray Sun, 28 May 2006 22:37:52 +0000 http://ceruleansanctum.com/2006/05/unshackling-the-american-church-the-sacramental.html#comment-3678 Dan, I don't know if you are still checking this post, but I wanted to thank you, as usual, this was a wonderful post, and left me thinking about many aspects of my life. As regards sermon prep -- one of the reasons that I still write my sermons out in long-hand while sitting at the kitchen table, overlooking my bird feeders, is because there is an organic feel that I can't get at a keyboard. I do eventually transfer them to the PC, but only after I have worked on them via a legal pad and pencil. Sounds silly, I know.... But there you have it... Dan, I don’t know if you are still checking this post, but I wanted to thank you, as usual, this was a wonderful post, and left me thinking about many aspects of my life.

As regards sermon prep — one of the reasons that I still write my sermons out in long-hand while sitting at the kitchen table, overlooking my bird feeders, is because there is an organic feel that I can’t get at a keyboard. I do eventually transfer them to the PC, but only after I have worked on them via a legal pad and pencil. Sounds silly, I know…. But there you have it…

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