In Bearing the Silence of God, Ziya Meral talks about the spiritual state of believers in the midst of persecution. Specifically, he speaks in regards to persecution by Muslims, but this goes on around the world, even in “Christian” nations.
What amazes me is how similar his feelings seem to be to Mother Teresa’s.
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Bearing the Silence of God
19-Mar-08Rediscovering Sabbath Rest
18-Mar-08In Rediscovering Sabbath Rest, Mark Early brings further attention to the “Secular Sabbath” that seems to be gaining steam in the secular world.
As I mentioned in What? Me, Unplug?, I know I should try this myself. I’m always plugged in, even on Sunday.
I remember years ago hearing about how even non-devout Christian families would [...]
…(drool)…
14-Mar-08Yes, it is not very Christian to want something, but COME ON…5 horsepower to go 60mph!
hattip: Flixxy
Missional Church Analysis
05-Mar-08In his article, What Makes a Church Missional?, J. Todd Billings does a decent (although, by necessity, not very in depth) analysis of the concept of the “Missional Church.”
It is fairly balanced, I think. The biggest thing is not that the concept of Missional Church (as currently described is a few decades old) is [...]
Economist ≠ Socialogist
04-Mar-08In his post, Why data matters, on the Official Google Blog, Hal Varian writes about the “wisdom of the crowds.”
Mr. Varian needs to check the Google Zeitgeist. The wisdom of the crowds? Sounds like the wisdom of the mob (not the Mob).
