Pastors’ Appreciation Month
I always appreciated not receiving much appreciation during Pastors’ Appreciation Month. Invented by the sellers of greeting cards and trinkets, pushed by “Christian” media, it’s
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I always appreciated not receiving much appreciation during Pastors’ Appreciation Month. Invented by the sellers of greeting cards and trinkets, pushed by “Christian” media, it’s
No one has ever called me a Kuyperian, and I’m okay with that. Then Kuyper scholar par excellence and RJ blogger, Jim Bratt, mentioned Kuyper’s driestarren
American Utopias — Shakers, Mormons, Oneida. Can a “city on a hill” also be a sending, transformative agent? Oberlin tried. From The Anxious Bench.
Kristin Kobes DuMez answers on her newsletter, “DuMez Connections.” Includes a video link from the Holy Post.
Our dog died last month. Thank you for your condolences. I think almost all of us have learned to take the death of pets seriously.
The latest from Small Church Big Table exploring the “Holben scale” on views within a church about welcoming LGBTQ+ people.
Another interesting tweet from Ryan Burge. Spoiler — Highest: Natl. Baptist Convention 80%. Lowest: Nondenom Evangelical 17%.
A surprising finding! Another provocative and interesting tweet from Ryan Burge.
Can regularly bringing your child to a farmer’s market replace “church.” Wanting community, but not religion.
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