Posted by Jeff in Articles, Blog, Ekklesia, Happy Tensions, ReflectionsOct 3rd, 2009 | 1 Comment
I’m still sorting out what I’ll blog next, and seeing how a rhythm of life will allow me to do so. In the meantime, here are some of my favorite articles from the last year or so:
Happy Tensions: What, Why, How … + Who // my favorite article on seeing all things through the lens of Jesus. We need a Redeemer, not a system of redemption (how-to’s). I was pastoral intern at a purpose-driven church at the time
Gospel-distorting approaches to change // perhaps another way of saying that all sin is idolatry, and since we worshiped our way to sin, we must worship our way out
Happy...
Posted by Jeff in Articles, Blog, Ekklesia, Theology, identity, missionalAug 27th, 2009 | No Comments
Here’s the 200-word pastor’s essay I recently wrote for a local paper, Wilsonville Statesman. Lots to say, but I figured I would make my first one theological, and move to the practical from there. (Doesn’t work so well, it seems to me, to go the other way around.) Not sure if it can be called an “essay” at 200 words.
Living Our True Identity
“Church” in our culture has come to mean an event or a building. “Worship” is thought of as the singing that takes place inside that building. Yet, Scripture teaches that the church is not merely an event or physical...
Posted by Jeff in Articles, Blog, Faithfulness, Family, Joy, Stories, deTheos moments, godly trajectory, humilityMar 26th, 2008 | 4 Comments
A short article/reflection of mine has been posted at Going to Seminary:
“Transitioning One’s Soul to Finish the Day Well”
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