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I delivered this sermon at ORB Community Church in Red Bank, NJ, on Sunday, May 22. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed crafting and delivering it! May it bear witness to Jesus Christ! Cheers!
Well, we made it through another miscalculation of the end of the world. The Bible code [...]
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Mother Teresa once wrote, “I try to give to the poor people for love what the rich would get for money. No, I wouldn’t touch a leper for a thousand pounds…”
Now, imagine if she would have stopped here. Right now I can identify with her. I, too, desire to give to the poor. I [...]
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May this be our prayer for the Lenten season, calling all of us into a time of preparation and contemplation for the work God has for us.
Dear Master, in whose life I see
All that I would, but fail to be,
Let thy clear light forever shine,
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This final post completes the missional triad
Continue Reading →This post follows my previous post on missional polity: an exposition into the ecclesiology of Lesslie Newbigin. One more will follow in a couple of weeks regarding the final leg of the missional triad of polity and church governance. It will pertain to missio-elective polity–the priesthood of all believers and the equal calling [...]
Continue Reading →Do not let the name intimidate you. The term ‘Missio’ simply refers to the mission of God, as attested in Scripture, and made known through Jesus Christ. It encompasses the entire agenda of the Gospel. Conversely, the term ‘Eschatological’ simply refers to the study of last things. It encompasses the direction toward which [...]
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