We Are How We Eat?
“Are there any donuts left?”
Archive October 14, 2010
From Battleground to Playground The Gospel & Urban Ministry
Kris Rocke from the Center for Transforming Mission shares at a recent Fuller Northwest seminar about transforming our view of the Gospel in the City from “battleground” to “playground”.
4 Views of God
A friend forwarded me this “USA Today” summary of some research on Americans’ views of God conducted by a few sociologists at Baylor University.
About the Kid Table
This week’s E-Journal includes a feature from Kara that puts in writing some concepts we’ve been including in our FYI speaking and consulting for a couple of years now
Moving Away from the Kid Table A Bigger Vision of Church
What’s so bad about the kid table? Kara explores a theology of church and youth ministry that might challenge your assumptions.
Friending on the Margins
In a day when “to friend” has become a verb referring to a virtual activity, grounded explorations of friendship seem like refreshing reminders.
The Soul of Hip Hop Part 1 Toward A Missiological Gospel of A Culture
FYI’s Hip Hop scholar takes us a step toward understanding the core theological beliefs that weave through Hip Hop music and culture.
The Attack of the Zombies Why Community and Belonging are Hard to Construct
Note: This article is an adaptation of chapter three of The Promise of Despair: The Way of the Cross as the Way of the Church
Preface: In conversations …
The Pivot Point of the Year
Lately I’ve been reading Joan Chittister’s The Liturgical Year: The Spiraling Adventure of the Spiritual Life