Over the past year I have been involved in an outreach project that has brought back to my mind a question that I have wrestled with, in various forms, for a number of years: In doing the work of the Kingdom (of God), to what extend should Christians make use of the methods and insights of the (secular) World?
This post contains the third part of the letter I am writing as a follow-up to my recent trip to Leipzig.
One perspective that I developed during my recent trip to Leipzig is an appreciation of “Godly wastefulness�?. Even if we hadn’t had any useful interviews and even if no lives had been changed�??in other [...]
This post contains the second part of a letter I am writing as follow-up to my recent trip to Leipzig.
While the programmatic success of the mission is something everyone can be pleased with, I think those of us who were involved in the interview process (those who invited friends, asked the interview questions, took notes, [...]
As many of you know, Michael and I and a few others from our church went on a “mission” to Leipzig as part of an endeavor we call Atlantic Link. The following is the first part of a letter I am writing to all those who supported me and/or expressed interest in an update.
It is [...]
This post has almost nothing to do with Christianity. I just find the situation below to be an interesting case study in the art of persuasion.
A few weeks ago I bought myself a 2007 Altima. At the dealership I heard the most persuasive argument I’ve ever heard for an extended warranty. The conversation went something [...]
Author’s Note: This post refers to content in April Fool? and April Fools Part II.
Would you say that Jose Luis de Jesus is a good man? A highly respectable teacher? An inspiration to us all?
Unless you are one of his followers, you would probably say that he is a megalomaniac�??deluded to an extent [...]