Connecting Theology to Worship & Discipleship
My relationship with the Vineyard has, at times, been somewhat complex. I’ve found that this is common for other people in the Vineyard I came into the Vineyard as a kid when my parents started attending one in Denver, CO. I’ve been basically hanging around ever...“Traditioning” in the Vineyard: A Pastoral Value for Sacramentality.
Below is a copy of the paper I presented at the 2017 Society of Vineyard Scholars’ annual gathering (PDF can be found here). I essentially argue that sacramentality is essential for Vineyard theology and praxis, especially the regular celebration of Communion....Does Our Order of the “Now” and “Not Yet” Prioritize?
One of my favorite worship albums is Jeremy Riddle’s “The Now and Not Yet.” This “now and not yet” theology was made somewhat “famous” amongst Evangelicals by the scholarly work of George Eldon Ladd, especially in his The...Reading Scripture with the Blessed Trinity
Throughout my theological training, I’ve always loved studying hermeneutics, the “art and science of biblical interpretation.” One reason I’ve really enjoyed this topic is because as I’ve taken numerous graduate level courses, both in...@lukegeraty
If you want to be a good leader, be a better follower.
A balanced argument doesn’t weigh two sides equally. It weighs the strongest evidence more heavily.
Critical thinking isn't about representing every view. It's about recognizing your biases, and giving serious consideration to facts that contradict your hopes and beliefs.
He is a brave man. I have yet to figure out how to be as brave in the face of similar issues… but his example is inspiring!
The next day, my wife and I came to the meeting. Brian announced the two resignations and invited me to come up and address the faculty and staff.
Here is what I read to them:
I was once told I was Young, Restless, & Reformed.
I would like to clarify…
I am middle aged, exhausted, & still semi-Reformed.
Why am I exhausted? Because I have five kids!!
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