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    Andrew Brunson: “A Living Martyr”

    November 18, 2018 /

    (Mindy Belz, World Magazine) Andrew Brunson: “A Living Martyr”

    World Magazine’s “Daniel of the Year” is always an interesting read. This year’s recipient, Pastor Andrew Brunson, is no exception. Read More

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    The (G)race of Community

    November 18, 2018 /

    (Jeanine Joyner, Rabbit Room) The (G)race of Community

    Janice Joyner, an adoptive parent of “five beautiful children of color” reflects on the need for a diverse community. Read More

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    A Better Story: An Election Day Rumination

    November 9, 2018 /

    (Jonathan Rogers, Rabbit Room) A Better Story: An Election Day Ruminatio

    One last (of two total) reflections on the mid-term elections. Jonathan Rogers gives a typical ‘Rabbit Room’ twist to political thought, with a lovely emphasis on the better story, the Gospel story. Read More

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    Two Years Ago I Quit Politics

    November 8, 2018 /

    (Melody Jackson Nowowiejski, Facebook) Two Years Ago I Quit Politics

    I don’t (and won’t) post many political links, even in an election season, but Melody Nowowiejski, the oldest daughter of one of my closest friends, says briefly and well what many Christians have been trying to say in this election cycle. Read More

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    “Expressive Individualism,” Part 3

    October 29, 2018 /

    (Trevin Wax, The Gospel Coalition) The Faithful Church in an Age of Expressive Individualism

    How can the church respond to expressive individualism? Trevin Wax offers three strengths of Christ-following that speak directly to the weaknesses of expressive individualism. Read More

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    “Expressive Individualism,” Part 2

    October 29, 2018 /

    (Trevin Wax, The Gospel Coalition) Why is Expressive Individualism a Challenge to the Church

    Continuing to analyze “expressive individualism,” Trevin Wax says “In the expressivist framework, anything that gets in the way of self-exaltation or self-fulfillment is a problem. This means that any universal or binding ethic, morals that are absolute, truths that are transcendent—in our culture, they all fall down before the idol of the mighty Me. God may still be present, but “Me” is on the throne.” Read More

  • Church & Culture

    “Expressive Individualism,” Part 1

    October 25, 2018 /

    Trevin Wax (The Gospel Coalition) Expressive Individualism: What is it

    Does the phrase ‘expressive individualism’ mean anything to you? This is the first of three posts by Trevin Wax analyzing and responding to this pervasive cultural understanding. Read More

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