As much as getting a mansion on the hillside is compelling, the idea of spending eternity worshipping a God who is selectively compassionate towards the people who are supposed to be his children is more than a little off-putting. Much more compelling is the idea that God is the ultimate expression of love and inclusion – that there is limitless grace and mercy – that God welcomes people whether they spent his riches on hookers and booze or not.
“Don’t turn your speculation into dogma.” // Rob Bell Rob Bell has brought me out of hiding. I have been following the firestorm that has erupted surrounding Rob Bell’s latest (to-be-released-tomorrow) book, “Love Wins,” since one pastor was moved to… Continue Reading →
All around me, people are engaged in pursuits. Personal ventures. Journeys. Marathons. Self-discovery. Truth. These are the well-known pursuits. These are the ones that we have come to expect. The thirty-something has pride on the line as he dons his… Continue Reading →
A couple of weeks ago, as is my ritual most Sunday mornings, I rolled out of bed and wandered off to
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