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Festivus 2009
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Scot McKnight
No kidding, Luke and his friends had their 2009 version of Festivus (I wrote about this in Jesus Creed), and got Wrigley to post about it!
Christmas Words 9: Angel
By
Scot McKnight
Mary’s untimely premature pregnancy was bad enough. That Joseph, her fiance was about to divorce her would have perhaps made the situation unbearable for Mary. So, God sends an “angel.” Matthew 1:20 reads: But after he had considered this, an angel of the Lord appeared to him in a dream and said, “Joseph son of…
Science, Body, Soul, and Resurrection (RJS)
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Jesus Creed Admin
Today we wrap up our discussion centered on Kevin Corcoran’s book Rethinking Human Nature: A Christian Materialist Alternative to the Soul where he develops a constitution view of human persons. We will look at the fifth and sixth chapters: I believe in the Resurrection Body and the Life of the World to Come and The…
Introverts in a Church for Extroverts
By
Scot McKnight
Every now and then a book comes along and I say, “Wow, that’s a great idea for a book!” Adam McHugh’s new book, Introverts in the Church: Finding Our Place in an Extroverted Culture , is that kind of book. We need this book, and every (especially an extroverted) pastor needs to read it. McHugh…
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed’s NYC Public Trial
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Scot McKnight
I wonder who has given thought to the decision to try Kalid Sheikh Mohammed in NYC? Some are predicting disaster and little more than the hypocrisy of a show trial, while others think the trial will show Americans can be just toward terrorists, while yet others think doing such a thing in NYC is a…
Christmas Words 8: Exile
By
Scot McKnight
My favorite Christmas hymn is “O Come, O Come Immanuel,” a 12th Century Christian hymn originally written in Latin. Here are the words and I wish Stephanie Seefeldt would make the ivories of her piano sing this song for us: O come, O come, Emmanuel,And ransom captive Israel,That mourns in lonely exile hereUntil the Son…
Law at the Jesus Creed: David Opderbeck
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Scot McKnight
Law, Church, Mission, Eschatology and the Powers We recently had a lively discussion here on Jesus Creed about the Manhattan Declaration. In the Summary Statement accompanying the Declaration, the drafters assert that the sanctity of life, the dignity of marriage, and the freedoms of conscience and religion “are increasingly under assault from powerful forces in our culture,” and that…
Not All Who Wander are Lost
By
Scot McKnight
Arguably, Darrell Guder’s book (Missional Church: A Vision for the Sending of the Church in North America (The Gospel and Our Culture Series)) is the most significant book on the church in the last two or three decades. But, as one of the contributors, Alan Roxburgh, observed, the book was good but it was too impractical for…
Wow, Watch this!
By
Scot McKnight
Amazing Grace Techno – Computer Controlled Christmas Lights from Richard Holdman on Vimeo. HT: MT
Christmas Words 7: David
By
Scot McKnight
Jesus is, Matthew 1:1 tells us, the son of Abraham and the son of David. David is another Christmas word. An important one. The promise to David in 2 Samuel 7 was that someone in the line of David would always sit on the throne, and it is here that Christmas gets connected to David.…
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