Not that I have any regrets, but if I could do university all over again, it would have been in Alabama, and it would have looked something like this here…
And in the spirit of Mark Love, I believe this school gets at a definition of the word “missional.”
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Tags: Auburn University, kingdom of God, missional, rural studio, Samuel Mockbee
Now that the smoke has cleared, I thought I’d share a winsome invitation that my lovely assistant Helen handcrafted back in August. This fine piece of artwork was for an off-the-map conversation among missional-minded folk at ACU’s Summit this past September. Dubbed “A Post-Restorationist Powwow,” it turned out to be an inspiring evening with [...]
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Tags: ACU Summit, Alexander Campbell, barton stone, Brian McLaren, emergent, missional, post-restorationist, restoration movement, stone-campbell movement
I sensed that I while in seminary, I was finally learning how to learn. In part, this was because I was learning about the stuff that I actually desired to learn, namely the inbreaking of God in the form of a first century Middle-Eastern man and all the phenomena generated by that event. And [...]
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Tags: Alan Hirsch, apostolic, Christendom, David Wray, Michael Frost, missional, post-Christendom, spiritual formation, The Shaping of Things to Come, Tony Campolo
at the close of an epoch here at the priesthood, i have reposted our series “emerging then, emerging now” in sequence along with the pdf file below. i enjoyed the dialog that this series generated. thanks for entertaining me with your comments. a few have mentioned using this paper in a class/conversation setting. feel free [...]
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Tags: Alexander Campbell, barton stone, church planting, Churches of Christ, disciples fellowship, emergent, emerging church, missio dei, missional, organic church, post-restorationist, restoration movement, stone-campbell movement
“The past two years have been amazing, and I can’t remember the last time I felt so spiritually alive. God is constantly surprising us.”
–Melissa Jerkins of Immanuel Austin
To end our exploration of Stoneite commonalities on a lighter note, there is an old Restorationist joke that says the Churches of Christ don’t have bishops, just [...]
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