Mark Driscoll had this to say about the Hebrew Bible character at a conference in Houston last week, “Yeah, he might have played a lyre, but he slaughtered thousands of guys.” Beacause that sounds a lot like Jesus doesn’t it? Read the whole article here. [Ht. EV]
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Mark Driscoll on King David
July 2nd, 2008 · 5 Comments
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Good News!
June 12th, 2008 · No Comments
Pete Rollins has at least two more books slated to be published! They will be the second half of a two part “theological triptych calling for a radical change in the way we approach faith.” I’m excited. The first Rollins book I read was The Fidelity of Betrayal which I finished a week or so [...] Read more »
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The Future of Emergent (Emergent Village, that is)
June 11th, 2008 · 2 Comments
There’s been a lot of noise going around the blogosphere over the past week or so concerning Emergent Village and their going mainstream, or selling-out, or whatever and by doing so losing the veracity of their marginal and thereby prophetic voice.
Behold the great dilemma we all must face. Do we compromise ourselves only to lose our [...] Read more »
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The Indian Taxi Fund: A Final Update
June 6th, 2008 · No Comments
I’ve been meaning to get this up for a few days, but some stuff happened. Like my blog crashing my losing all my customizations; hence the new design.
Anywho, earlier this week Josh posted a final update on the Indian Taxi Fund, which, as I mentioned a while back, could, and now has, become the Indian [...] Read more »
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The Indian Taxi Fund: An Update and Final Call
May 22nd, 2008 · 1 Comment
Here’s the scoop.
Josh posted an update and a final call a few days ago. Over the course of month we’ve raised around $3000 which is amazing. Great job.
Because of the time sensitive nature of this project (the fact the Amit needs these funds yesterday) we as a cluster have decided to continue for [...] Read more »
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