theological reflections by Shannon & Dee Mimbs
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Sorry it’s been a while since our last post. Hopefully, there are still a few folks who will drop in every now and again to read or share. Dee is doing well. Actually, she’s working on her dissertation today (meeting with her adviser this afternoon). She’s making good progress in her studies and very much [...]
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I was reading through Mere Discipleship tonight after our Bridge meeting (the young adult meeting that we’re having at ACoG) and came upon this quote by Lee C. Camp: When the word of God was made flesh, ‘all hell broke loose,’ and we should expect no less when the body of Christ continues its work [...]
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I would like to unpack a bit further the issue of our last post (Sunday-Monday divide). I appreciate the comments shared thus far. The replies have been very helpful. Sonny brought out a good point concerning the transition that occurred in the church’s identity during and after the time of Constantine. For those who are [...]
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I recently found out that Dr. Adewuya (my advisor at Seminary) preached a message last month in Edmonds, Washington. Fortunately, the church made the sermon available for download. So, we have his message available via The Bridge LIVE and encourage all to check out this timely word. (*Remember that once you visit the site of [...]
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Recently, I read a thought-provoking article by John Ortberg called, “Your Hidden Curriculum,” found in the winter 2009 volume of Leadership Journal (a good journal I might add that can be found at Barnes & Noble). Below the title, Ortberg asks – “What do people learn from you about the Christian life? Sometimes it’s what [...]
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