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Karl Barth’s Christological Ecclesiology by Kimlyn J. Bender

by Luke Geraty | Nov 23, 2013 | Posts

There’s been a lot of talk about Karl Barth around here at ThinkTheology.org… mostly because Able Baker is doing Wednesdays with Barth through LOGOS Bible Software (introduction here and why you should read Barth here). Prior to Able getting on the Barth...

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Day 8 of Covid. And I just wanna catch a trout or two.

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We hosted three Easter services this morning and had baptisms at each. Was a nice and exhausting day for all the right reasons.

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2 Apr

FYI: what’s happening at the Border is worse NOW than a year ago. It’s terrible. What happened to the outrage and media shade?!?

Selah.

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1 Apr

“Going public with your faith” does not equal baptism. It may include it. But going public with your faith is in fact living the ways of Jesus day in and day out.

Faith is not a one time prayer or a one time experience, no matter how profound both of those are in our journeys.

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30 Mar

Really interesting discussion of baptism! https://twitter.com/lukegeraty/status/1376626802500640771

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New podcast on baptism out with Kristen Daley Mosier: https://youtu.be/b3gn5K1Q3oQ

I really enjoyed that conversation on water, baptism, eco theology, etc.

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He is risen. He is risen, indeed. Happy Easter! L He is risen. He is risen, indeed. Happy Easter! Lots of hard work went into pulling off three services but our team saw hundreds of people, including lots of new faces! Plus people got baptized! Our volunteers are the best, and I want to give a special shout-out to the music team, kids team, greeters and everyone else! Thank you!
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In celebration of black history month , I have bee In celebration of black history month , I have been releasing podcasts featuring some of my favorite people, exploring a wide range of subjects! There are video & audio versions! ▶️LINK IN BIO▶️ It started out with @mayotron talking with me about his new book, “Reclaiming Diversity” (which is AMAZING) and why celebration the contributions of black people is important. Ramon is amazing and his book on the history of the church is a really important publication. I’m going to actually do a #TheoVlog on it soon. You need it! I then had @awuorek2 on to discuss Africa, worship, & Sacramental Theology. Edgar is a friend who lives in beautiful Kenya and one of the craziest motorcycle drivers I’ve ever driven with, ha ha! I’ve spent time with him in his country and I can’t wait to go back! The next episode I did with @thestephsnow122 and we talked about ethnic reconciliation and her life calling of pursuing justice in every area of her life. She’s a lawyer and daily involved in pursuing justice... plus she has one of the coolest cats in the world (Thurry). My next convo w/ Donnell was an exploration of liberation theology and critical race theory. I love Donnell’s thinking, determination, and overall commitment to seeking the freedom of all! And this morning I dropped the latest discussion that I had with @thethirdman_music about the importance of lamenting in our theology of worship. Reese’s son was murdered a couple of years ago (which I learned about ON the podcast) and his son’s killer walked away free, which caused him to become even more committed to pursuing justice. All I can say is that I have really enjoyed learning from these people, each created in the image of God, filled with the Spirit of God, and gifted in unique and important ways. Tomorrow morning I’m recording an episode w/ @mayotron and @awuorek2 together, so I think that’ll be the last BHM contribution, but most certainly not the last black voice on the podcast! . . . . #blackhistorymonth #socialjustice #podcast #theology #sacramental #church #pneumatology #doctrine #sacramentallife #hermeneutics #jesus #scripture #charismatictheology #theologymatters #prayer #liberationtheology
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