I finally finished reading Rob Bell’s book “Love Wins: A Book about Heaven, Hell, and the Fate of Every Person Who Ever Lived.” I plan to write several posts on this book, but today I want to ask a question that Rob raises, which in my opinion is quite important when discussing issues surrounding evangelism. The question is: “Which Jesus?” (more…) Read more
Dear Reader… Do you ever have days when you just feel “blah?” Nothing motivates you to go change the world. To do the things that you love, seem laborious. To do the things that you hate, feels worse than they usually would. For me, the things I love include reading, studying, and writing. The things I hate, well… the “honey do’s” of life such as house chores. As I write this (which is taking discipline, I might add), both love... Read more
Would love your thoughts on this video from the Work of the People: What makes you angry? If you could rant on the frustrations you have, what would they be??? Read more
photo © 2010 Fibonacci Blue | more info (via: Wylio) In America, Christian attitudes towards issues involving politics could not be more polarized. On one end of the spectrum is the paradigm of the religious right. They believe in small government, except when it comes to national security / foreign policy issues. On the other end of things is the group of progressive evangelicals. They tend to call out for social justice and think that the government ought to... Read more
photo © 2010 US Army Africa | more info (via: Wylio) Death. I hate the word. Death is a demonic power in the cosmos that holds all things subject to its lordship. Its dominion is inescapable. Many say death is a part of life or death begins at birth. Others remind us of the totality of existence: your born, you suffer, you die. Yet we evade death, denying its existence we attempt damn it to hell (where it ultimately belongs). ... Read more
Thanks to the good folks at Alter Video for this interview. What are your thoughts???? Wright on Hell & Bell from The Work Of The People on Vimeo. Read more
I want to thank you if this is your first time to my blog. Its possible you read my newest article over at Tony Campolo’s Red Letter Christians blog. I am grateful for your readership and hope to interact with you soon! If you are a regular at the Pangea Blog, I too want to thank you for being such a committed reader and invite you to check out my latest contribution to Tony Campolo’s site. Please “like” it and... Read more
The past year has been riddled with conversations among friends, family and christian colleagues about the nature of our individual calling within the Kingdom of God. To be quite honest, this is something that i have struggled with most of my life even though I grew up in a christian home. My father was, and still is, a pastor of a local church here in Dallas with a strong and loving congregation who has been family to me since... Read more
photo © 2007 Marc Nozell | more info (via: Wylio) What follows is a special 3 part series by my good friend Dan Martin. He is one of the original 3 bloggers that I got close to when no one else ever read this blog 😉 Not only do we have some roots, but we challenge each other regularly and share many views on theology. You really should read these posts and then read his blog like crazy! ————————————————————————————————————- Every... Read more
photo © 2006 brad wofford | more info (via: Wylio) What follows is a special 3 part series by my good friend Dan Martin. He is one of the original 3 bloggers that I got close to when no one else ever read this blog 😉 Not only do we have some roots, but we challenge each other regularly and share many views on theology. You really should read these posts and then read his blog like crazy! ————————————————————————————————————- Since... Read more
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