A little while back, Susan and I met with a group of people who, to us, seem a little unclear as to whom or what they are. It is a group which meets regularly to share fellowship, discuss their attempts at living out their commitment to follow Jesus, and to encourage one another in their [...]
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I know what you’re against. But what are you for?
Posted in discipleship, faith community, institutional church, rethinking church, tagged faith community, rethinking church, revolutionaries on July 31, 2009 | 6 Comments »
A Worthwhile (but potentially troubling) Read
Posted in institutional church, rethinking church, Uncategorized, tagged house church, institutional church, rethinking church on July 22, 2009 | 2 Comments »
There are a few blogs I check out from time to time. One is InternetMonk.com. Like me, the writer Michael Spencer, has an extensive background in the institutional church, and his continuing connection to it is as ambivalent as my own. I am attaching a link to one of his recent posts that is a “squirmer”. [...]
Steve Winger
These are the reflections of a restless follower of Jesus.
This on-going conversation is a reflection of the over-arching passion of my life: that the likeness ('eikon' in the Greek) of Jesus be reflected in me and in the Body of Christ, the Church.
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