Posted on December 14, 2009 by Jesse Medina
Christians pay for all kinds of crazy things. Go into your local Christian bookstore and there is a Jesus-ized version of every product imaginable: jeans, shirts, belts, pencils, mints, video games…you name it, they can make a Christian version of it and sell it to Christians who are willing to pay for it.
But there’s a [...]
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Posted on June 5, 2009 by Jesse Medina
In a Christian world represented by private individual relationships with Jesus, altar calls, and personal holiness, Richard Stearns asks: is there a hole in our gospel.
To answer this question, one must first ask what it is that God wants of us and while affirming the more traditional answers (i.e. church attendance, prayer, belief, self-denial), [...]
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Posted on March 29, 2009 by Jesse Medina
Dreaming of a life of comfort and why it is lacking
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