Monthly Archives: June 2009

How God Is

June 27th, 2009

On Thursday, my family and I drove up to Columbus, Ohio, to meet up with a friend of mine from my Carnegie Mellon University days back in the early ’80s. That’s a long time to know someone, but old friends are often the best friends of all. The last time Bob and I got together [...]

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Posted in Benevolence • Church Issues • Community • Discernment • Godly Character • Grace • Hospitality • Love • Relevance • Simplicity

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Finding the Center—The Response

June 22nd, 2009

Last week, I asked the question of centeredness. You can’t be a Christian for any length of time and not hear someone talking about themselves or their church as being Christ-centered, Bible-centered, outreach-centered, Gospel-centered, and on and on. After a while, it gets confusing to people. I think this clash of centers also explains much [...]

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Posted in Apologetics • Christianity in North America • Church Issues • Community • Eschatology • Leadership • Relevance • Uncategorized

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Finding the Center—The Question

June 15th, 2009

In the last few days, I’ve been thinking about this whole idea of centeredness in the Christian life. When churches and individual Christians talk about what they believe, inevitably a phrase ending in -centered crops up. So readers, I ask you to fill in the following with your answers to the centeredness question. I’m not [...]

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Posted in Announcements • Apologetics • Christianity in North America • Church Issues

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