Archive for April, 2008
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Apr
Posted by tyrellh in Devotional, christianity, religion. Tagged: Bible, christianity, darkness, Doctrine, emergent, emergent church, faith, God, Jesus, Jesus Christ, light, reality, reformed, religion, the Bible. 1 Comment
-THE DISTANCE TO BE TRAVERSED- (Reading part 1 will help)
As a Jesus follower I am a person who is just trying to live the way Jesus lived, to follow Him as he walked, to travel the same distance he did. I know that the path He walked is the absolute best way to [...]
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Apr
Posted by tyrellh in christianity, emergent church, post-modernism, religion. Tagged: absolutes, christianity, Doctrine, emergent, emergent church, existentialism, post-modernism, religion, Theology, truth, Velvet Elvis. 3 Comments
A number of years ago, I enjoyed building model airplanes a whole lot, I thought fighter jets were the best (which kid doesn’t?). I remember when my older brother had gone overseas and he sent back this huge birthday present for me the one year, it was bigger then anything I had ever gotten and [...]
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17
Apr
Posted by tyrellh in christianity, reformed, religion. Tagged: christianity, evil, God, God's will, Jesus Christ, Job, religion, sovereignty, suffering, will. 4 Comments
As I begin my series on God’s control of all things, including evil we must consider the evidence (as found in His book, the revealed Word, the Scripture, if you don’t agree, check the evidence). When I refer to evil I am speaking about both moral and natural evil. By moral I mean sin, such [...]
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15
Apr
Posted by tyrellh in Devotional, christianity, reformed, religion. Tagged: Christ, christianity, death, gosple, grace, Jesus, mercy, sanctification, sin. 8 Comments
Oh sin, how the believer in time comes to hate it, and how I hate the time that I do not hate it. I do not want to sound in anyway in favor of sinning or sin, it is a most evil and disgusting thing, it destroys lives, it nailed the purest and holiest, the [...]
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15
Apr
Posted by tyrellh in Book Review, christianity, emergent church, post-modernism, religion. Tagged: christianity, emergent, emergent church, faith, heresy, heretic, religion, Rob Bell, Scripture, the Bible, the Word of God, Velvet Elvis. Leave a Comment
I would prefer someone to read the ‘book of shadows’ (Wiccan Bible) or the ‘Koran’ or listen to a Marylin Manson cd then read this book. Why? Well, at least those others let you know that they are bad, at least you know what you are in for, but this book, is so shneaky, so deceitful, it is way more evil (please don’t let that comment put you off from reading further).
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14
Apr
Posted by tyrellh in Social Issues, christianity, religion. Tagged: agnostics, atheism, christianity, God, religion, social justice, suffering. 1 Comment
I have been thinking about suffering. It may be that God is allowing physical suffering to sweep our world in order to shake His Church to the worldwide ravages of spiritual starvation. Our hearts break more quickly when we see a skin-draped skeleton in its mother’s arms than when we hear a missionary say: millions [...]
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12
Apr
Posted by tyrellh in apologetics, christianity, emergent church, post-modernism, religion. Tagged: absolutes, christianity, emergent, emergent church, existentialism, post-modernism, relativism, truth. 3 Comments
It was possible to discuss what was right and wrong. One could tell a non-Christian to “be a good dude” and while he/she might not have followed your advise, at least they would have understood what you were talking about. To say that to today’s dude would be like making a ‘nonsense’ statement.
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10
Apr
Posted by tyrellh in Book Review, christianity, emergent church, post-modernism, religion. Tagged: apologetics, christianity, emergent, emergent church, irresistable revolution, polemics, post-modernism, shane clairborne. 1 Comment
Let me start by saying i don’t think i know everything and have everything together. I don’t think my opinion is infallible and so i hope that this can be a discussion on the book. I read it in two days (its written in a really easy reading style, I like the way he writes).
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