Monthly Archives: May 2010

Fear and the Christian

One of the hardest confessions to wring out of most Christians regards what we fear. We don’t talk about fear in the Church, in part, because we have created a culture in Christianity that is often afraid (ironically enough) of appearing incompetent in some aspect of the Faith. Take evangelism, for instance. I think the [...]

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Faith, the Opposite of Control

If you were to ask me what one lesson has stood out in my life in this last decade, I would point to control. Fact is, you and I don’t have any. Control is an illusion created by our culture. We in America idolize the self-made bootstrapper, yet if we can’t control whether or not [...]

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Fuzzy Church

The times we live in are growing increasingly difficult for people to navigate. It’s hard to  ignore the cultural and societal breakdown. The wicked seem to flourish, and the righteous increasingly find it tougher to cope in a world where truth is called a lie and love is considered hate. The anger in this country [...]

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