Monthly Archives: September 2007

Two Halves of the Whole Gospel

Do you sometimes feel like we’re not hearing the whole Gospel? Hang around the Godblogosphere long enough and you get the eerie feeling that no one truly knows what the whole Gospel entails. And it’s not just the Godblogosphere. I suspect that many of our churches can’t articulate the entirety of the Gospel. As I [...]

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On Doing Our Best

I’m a real stickler for doing a job right. It’s not that I possess this overactive sense of correctness, more that I’m a bit fed up with the lax attitude afflicting so many people today concerning their work. There’s something about having to call a business six and seven times in order to get a [...]

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Idyll

It’s county fair week in my pastoral community. When you live in the country, you step through a rift in time. Whatever life you once lived vanishes in a flash, and you wake à la Rip Van Winkle in unfamiliar environs. But in the reverse of old Rip, you half expect to turn around and [...]

by Dan EdelenComments (19)

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