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Pretty Bibles for Women
Aimee Byrd exposes the problem of Women v. Men Bibles
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Tributes on Memorial Day
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(Re)Constructing Paul
Luke Timothy Johnson examines how scholars v. church approach Paul
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Weekly Meanderings 6 June 2020
Our weekly selection of links across the web.
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Our Mission: Stewards of Eden
Stewardship of creation is our mission
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Man, Are You Also Preaching to Women?
Men preachers tend (overwhelmingly) to preach to men
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The Gospels for Early Christian Reading Communities
The Gospels were read for formation
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Mark's Gospel as Formational
Mark's Gospel is organized to help people remember and live
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Short Episodes Reveal the Character
The Gospels as biographies are shaped by revealing but short episodes
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Let the music begin!
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Grandstanding is Disrespectful of Others
The lurking moral problem of grandstanding is disrespect of others
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Politics and Social Activism: A Moral Pageant of Grandstanding?
Yes, politicians tend toward grandstanding
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Seven Features of a Toxic Church Culture
Church cultures are on a spectrum from toxic to tov
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Jesus the Refugee
Jesus was a refugee, an asylee
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When Pastors Aren’t Pastoral
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Pastors Pastor People -- that's what a pastor does!
Harvest Bible Chapel's "Pastor" Job Description
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