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Tag Archives: Religion and Spirituality
Enter into His Eternal Life-flow!
I encouraged us last time to arise, take up our bed and walk—to prophesy to our own “dead bones” and live as we enter into a new season. I thought it would be good to review what this means. It … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Freedom, Grace, Heaven on earth, Love
Tagged Christianity, Intimacy with God, Jesus, Life in Christ, Religion and Spirituality, The Good News, The Gospel, transformation
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God’s renovation project
I believe we’re living in a time when God is stripping off the layers of centuries of religion in order to reveal the stunning beauty of Christ and the good news of the gospel that brings great joy. It’s like … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Freedom, Grace, Reformation
Tagged Christianity, Evangelism, Missional, Religion and Spirituality, transformation
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A completely different perspective on freedom
Our life in Christ requires a completely different way of thinking and living, otherwise we will inevitably end up following religious systems that cannot deliver on their promises. We’ll ever be advancing in self-effort instead faith, trying to break out … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Freedom
Tagged Christianity, Overcoming life in Christ, Religion and Spirituality, transformation
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Peter Hitchens on Justice and God
I’m taking a brief excursion from my normal subject matter to bring up a point about justice that I’ve made in the past, and one that Peter Hitchens makes in the following video clip. For those of you who don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Faith
Tagged Christianity, Hope, Judgment, Justice, Peter Hitchens, Religion and Spirituality, The Rage Against God
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Taste and See!
We’re currently living in a time when the ubiquitous influence of Christianity that under-girded Western culture for a millennia has become a thing of history. But I would be quick to add, this is not necessarily a bad thing, because … Continue reading
“Are we under the Law as Christians?” Yes, of course!
Whenever someone asks me if we, as followers of Christ, are still under the Law, I know what they’re asking. Most people who ask these kinds of questions are looking to push back when the message of God’s scandalous grace … Continue reading
Posted in Freedom, Grace
Tagged Christianity, Law and Grace, Religion and Spirituality, Romans 8:1-4
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Smartphones, addictions, joy, and pleasure
Here’s a clip from Academy of Ideas that’s making the case that smartphones are creating a population of addicts. That got me to thinking about the nature of addiction. But before I get to that, another point the clips makes … Continue reading
Posted in Freedom
Tagged addictions, C.S. Lewis, Christianity, joy, pleasure, Religion and Spirituality
11 Comments
Cultivating a Communion Lifestyle
“For some reason, religious people tend to confuse the means with the actual goal. In the beginning, you tend to think that God really cares about your exact posture, the exact day of the week for public prayer, the authorship … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Identity
Tagged Christianity, communion with God, Jesus, Practicing God's presence, Prayer, Religion and Spirituality, Richard Rohr
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To know Christ and to make Him known
At the very center of Christianity is a Person: Jesus Christ. We know this in our theology but sometimes I wonder if we know it in our mission and value statements, especially in our experience. What moves me and motivates … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Love, Sonship
Tagged Christian mission, Christianity, Following Christ, Religion and Spirituality
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The skinny on indoctrination
Indoctrination is the process of teaching a person or group to accept a set of beliefs uncritically. Indoctrination is being taught what to think, whereas critical thinking is being taught how to think. It is my contention that our society, … Continue reading
Posted in Faith
Tagged Christianity, indoctrination, Religion and Spirituality, Spiritual growth
17 Comments