Ok, so the farther I get into Landon Whitsett’s book, Open Source Church, the more I think I’m beginning to see the vision he is proposing. But I wonder if there needs to be a balance between honoring the traditions that have informed our way of being the Church and seeking new ways of living … Continue reading “Open Source Church – Part 2”
Comment on Landon Whitsitt’s new book, Open Source Church
I must first state that I am thankful for Landon Whitsitt’s contribution to the ongoing conversation around the questions: what has the church become and what might it be becoming? This is especially poignant given his position as vice-moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (USA). So much is happening to the ecclesial … Continue reading “Comment on Landon Whitsitt’s new book, Open Source Church“
Holy Week – Life is Crazy Sometimes
It’s Holy Week. Life is crazy sometimes. That’s all I have this week. Disappointing, I know. But, it’s where I am. 😉 Peace and blessings upon you, your family, your friends, and your community, Eric (not even a cool signature graphic? Sheesh!)
Christianity Is About the Reconfiguration of the Human Heart
I recently read on the Emergent Village’s MINemergent Daily Communiqué that, “Christianity is about the reconfiguration of the human heart, the redirection of human desire.” The author, Kevin Corcoran, goes on to write that “Christianity crucially involves beliefs, but it’s not about the beliefs. Because Christian faith is about lives well lived in community with … Continue reading “Christianity Is About the Reconfiguration of the Human Heart”
New Blog – Faith & Coffee
I have redesigned a new blog, transferred all the posts from my old blog, and am starting today with my first post. I’m pretty excited about it, and pretty proud of the new design. I have little experience designing websites, but I think the design turned out pretty sweet (thanks to WordPress’ self-publishing/hosting application). I … Continue reading “New Blog – Faith & Coffee”