My good friend (so good he was my best man and I his!) Doug Paul (not this Doug Paul, the original sounding voice actor) has been a part of a church plant called Eikon for the past few years and has been blogging about the church's journey. He has moved his blog. I think it looks quite nice!
Also, if you are interested in the way of discipleship that his church is following, check out 3DM. Very rooted, spirit-filled and innovative stuff happening through this. Alan Hirsch, who has some great work on missional church work, recommends 3DM with this youtube video.
This video does a good job of explaining why they are doing what they are doing the way they are doing it.
Re-creation, re-storation, re-conciliation, re-demption: These are all found in the beauty of the Jesus story. This blog is about living those things out and wrestling with their implications for every aspect of life.
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Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Thursday, May 29, 2008
taking Jesus to the darkest places
Challenging thoughts here.
"Can you imagine an anarchistic band ever saying, “We’re not an anarchistic band. We’re just a band of people who happen to be anarchists. We don’t want to push anarchy on people. We just want people to see anarchy in our lives”? If everyone else can speak clearly and give their ideas without restraint, how come Christians always feel like they have to keep silent, especially when there is so much authority in their message?
"Jesus is looking for artists who are willing to tell people the truth, for musicians who are willing to go into these dark places and not hide their message, for people who will live lives of power, not just talk."
Andrew Jones interviewed David Pierce a man with a heart of youth who are searching for meaning and ultimately for God.
David Pierce plays with No Longer Music.
Check out their videos.
"Can you imagine an anarchistic band ever saying, “We’re not an anarchistic band. We’re just a band of people who happen to be anarchists. We don’t want to push anarchy on people. We just want people to see anarchy in our lives”? If everyone else can speak clearly and give their ideas without restraint, how come Christians always feel like they have to keep silent, especially when there is so much authority in their message?
"Jesus is looking for artists who are willing to tell people the truth, for musicians who are willing to go into these dark places and not hide their message, for people who will live lives of power, not just talk."
Andrew Jones interviewed David Pierce a man with a heart of youth who are searching for meaning and ultimately for God.
David Pierce plays with No Longer Music.
Check out their videos.
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