McNeal’s book A Work of Heart was assigned to me as a part of my capstone internship program at TFC, so I went into it with a bit of a negative attitude (which I have towards most things I am forced to do, something I still work on to this day), but it surprised me…a [...]
July 25, 2005
Categories: books, church, emergence, leadership, postmodernism . . Author: James . Comments: 1 Comment
Here are some links to some other peeps’ reflections on the missions trip to Vancouver:
Theresa
Joyce
If there’s more just post them in the comments.
July 20, 2005
Categories: missiology, youth ministry . . Author: James . Comments: Leave a Comment
Last night Nate and I drove up to Portland and back and had the most awesome discussions. I am a process salvationist, which I’m not sure what that means, but it’s where all of my suspicions about Jesus’ teachings lead me. Nate is even more suspicious than me.
Nate and I have the kind of relationship [...]
July 20, 2005
Categories: postmodernism, theology . . Author: James . Comments: 1 Comment
I’m just getting over a minstry hangover.
We spent the last week serving and loving in the inner city of Vancouver, Canada. It was an experience that will, no doubt, provide for many opinionated blog posts.
Right now there is still much blur. Some students are posting and I’ll link to them later, but right now I [...]
July 18, 2005
Categories: missiology, youth ministry . . Author: James . Comments: 4 Comments
We all awoke this morning to find that London has been hit by what seems to be an organized terror attack.
Our prayers will continue for our friends and our enemies.
July 7, 2005
Categories: culture . . Author: James . Comments: 1 Comment
When I moved into the US, I lived in GA, where I learned I was a ferrrrrnnnneeerr. Later, I learned that was slang for “foreigner.”
So, I live my life as a missionary to teens in a country that doesn’t think it needs missionaries. I am a missionary to a Christian country, is it any wonder [...]
July 5, 2005
Categories: missiology, politics . . Author: James . Comments: Leave a Comment