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Jesus is my King, Not my Concierge
The apostle Paul once said that God is like Jesus–the fullness of God is seen and known in the person of Jesus. Christians believe that Jesus’ life models “the faith” we proclaim because he is Lord. So if I want to know what … Continue reading
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Embracing Peter
Peter has held out his hand to God’s people a few times before just to have them push it away. At least that is what it felt like when the last two churches asked Peter and his friends to leave … Continue reading
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The Announcement to WCC This Past Sunday
If you are a part of WCC please read this post. If you are not please read this post anyway. It’s pretty incredible what God is doing. The word gospel literally means “good news.” The gospel in its most literal sense … Continue reading
WCC: Who We Are and Are Becoming
As I spent time Sunday afternoon with 11 men living with mental illness and intellectual disabilities, I listened with joy and excitement. They were expressing their gratitude and excitement for feeling loved, welcomed and accepted by Williamsburg Christian Church. I knew … Continue reading
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One Another, For the Other
Much is said about what the Church should look like and how she should be formed. Though we need to look to none other than Jesus, we yearn for words to adequately describe what we see in Him. Books, blogs … Continue reading
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Living life in the declarative
As you survey Christian history (or any movement in history promoting philosophical or social change) you might discover a seemingly “all-or-nothing” posture towards the christian faith. Whether the motive was God-honoring or self-honoring, people were sold out to what they … Continue reading
Posted in Christian living, Church, My Life, Philosophy, Social Justice, Theology
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