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It was an unusual Easter sermon, to say the least. At least unusual for this well-trained CRC boy. We were worshiping at Christ Church in
James Bratt
June 13, 2019
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It was an unusual Easter sermon, to say the least. At least unusual for this well-trained CRC boy. We were worshiping at Christ Church in
Note: If a film in which two socially awkward men make up paddleball games, do jigsaw puzzles, watch kung-fu movies, and face a terminal diagnosis,
The megachurch phenomenon is fraught with challenges and questions. Increasingly we are also seeing not just one huge congregation that worships in a single cavernous
Yesterday was Pentecost, meaning that this coming Sunday is known as Trinity Sunday. I used to make fun of Trinity Sunday. Exactly what event are
For most of my life I was a Baptist; specifically a Missionary Baptist in the African American tradition of what that means. In that tradition,
Good news, bad news. The good news is that tomorrow is Pentecost, so we get to sing Spirit-centric songs and think about exciting things like
Good news, bad news. The good news is that tomorrow is Pentecost, so we get to sing Spirit-centric songs and think about exciting things like
Good news, bad news. The good news is that tomorrow is Pentecost, so we get to sing Spirit-centric songs and think about exciting things like
I didn’t know him–couldn’t have. He was killed four years before I was born. For years I wouldn’t have known his story any more fully
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