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- Advent Conspiracy
- Amy Welborn’s Catholic blog
- Becoming Missional
- Brian McLaren
- Christian Century blog
- Emerging Grace
- Evangelical Catholicism
- Friends of Justice
- Generous Orthodoxy Think Tank
- God’s Politics
- Godspace
- Gospelgal [LaTonya]
- Jesus Creed
- Justice for Immigrants
- Kingdom People
- Kuyperian
- Living Theology
- Love Acceptance Forgiveness
- Meditations for the Reformation (Rev. Anthony Carter)
- Micah Challenge
- Mouw’s Musings
- Multicultural Methodists
- Musings of a Christian Psychologist
My Bookshelf
- N.T. Wright Resources
- Noel Castellanos
- Open Source Theology
- Peculiar Prophet (William Willimon)
- Per Caritatem
- Presbymergent
- Prof. Rah\’s Blog
- Reclaiming the Mission
- Reclaiming the Mission [David Fitch]
- Reconcilers with Chris Rice
- Reconciliation Blog
- Reflections of a Jazz Theologian
- Ruthie Foster Music
- Sacred Space – Daily Prayer
- Sacred Space – Daily Prayer Online
- SmartChristian – Andrew Jackson
- The Good News – Fr. Ben Hawley, SJ
- The New Conspirators!
- The ONE Campaign
- The Reeds in Liberia
- Theological Thought
- Tolle, Blogge
- Urban Ekklesia
- Urban Onramps
- Urban Youth Workers Institute blog
- Vanguard Church blog
Category Archives: theology
Why Diversity Matters . . . to Christians
I just read the following post by Chris Rice, Co-director of the Duke Divinity School Center for Reconciliation, on his blog, Reconcilers with Chris Rice, about why diversity is, or at least it should be, important to those of us who … Continue reading
Posted in , Church, culture, diversity, ecumenical, Kingdom of God, Reconciliation, theology
Tagged church, diversity, ecclesiology, ecumenism
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Who is N.T. Wright?
An interview with N.T. Wright that provides a good introduction to who he is and what he believes. Continue reading
Posted in Anglican, N.T. Wright, theology
Tagged gospel, justification, n.t. wright, Paul
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The Belhar Confession: Holding Together Jesus and Justice
Chris Rice–not the musician–recently met with some pastors at Hope College to discuss The Belhar Confession. He writes about that meeting and shares his thoughts on this significant “new” confession which both the Reformed Church in America (RCA) and the … Continue reading
Posted in Blogroll, justice, liberation, mission, Reconciliation, Reformed, shalom, theology
Tagged Belhar Confession, Creeds & Confessions
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The Jew from Nazareth and the Problem of Whiteness
A very interesting and worthwhile perspective that could provide a much needed Christological corrective. You can read more from The Other Journal article at the following link: The Other Journal at Mars Hill Graduate School :: The Jew from Nazareth … Continue reading
Posted in racial reconciliation, racism, theology
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SOONG -CHAN RAH OPENING PLENARY SESSION – CCDA 2009
This was perhaps one of the most powerful opening plenary sessions that I have heard at CCDA in 2009. I was especially moved by Dr. Rah’s sharing his personal story and relating it to his message. If you have not … Continue reading
Posted in , theology
Tagged church, diversity, ethnic reconciliation, rac, Soong-Chan Rah
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Tony Campolo on Sabbath Observance and Tithing
This interview with Mark Lowry focuses on Tony Campolo’s view on Sabbath observance and tithing.
Posted in Kingdom of God, theology
Tagged Kingdom of God, sabbath keeping, tithing, Tony Campolo
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A New/Old Perspective on Evangelism/Witnessing – Part 2
The following notes are from a presentation I gave to the staff of Camp Tall Turf this past summer. This was part of a panel presentation/discussion dealing with Tall Turf’s perspective on and approach to evangelism and witnessing. Old Model … Continue reading
Posted in , evangelism, missional, theology
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What’s So Amazing About Grace?
I am nearly finished reading this remarkable and enlightening book by Philip Yancey on the subject of God’s grace. In What’s So Amazing About Grace?, Yancey once again unveils the reality and meaning of such an important, yet often misunderstood, … Continue reading
Posted in , Bible study, gospel, Grace, theology
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